2008 Annual Report of the National Endowment for the Humanities

200808 ANNUAL REPORT

NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES CHAIRMAN’S LETTER

The President The White House Washington, D.C. 20500

Dear Mr. President:

It is my privilege to present to you the 2008 annual report of the National Endowment for the Humanities. At the White House in February, I joined President Bush and Mrs. Bush to launch the largest and most ambitious nationwide initiative in NEH’s history: Picturing America, the newest element of our We the People program. Through Picturing America, NEH is distributing forty reproductions of American art masterpieces to schools and public libraries nationwide—where they will help students of all ages connect with the people, places, events, and ideas that have shaped our country. The selected works of art represent a broad range of American history and artistic achievement, including Emanuel Leutze’s painting of Washington Crossing the Delaware; Mary Cassatt’s The Boating Party; the Chrysler Building in New York City; Norman Rockwell’s iconic Freedom of Speech; and James Karales’s stunning photo of the Selma-to-Montgomery March for Voting Rights in 1965. Accompanying the reproductions are a teacher’s guide and a dynamic website with ideas for using the images in the study of American history, literature, civics, and other subjects. During the first round of applications for Picturing America awards in the spring of 2008, nearly one-fifth of all the schools and public libraries in America applied for the program. In the fall, the first Picturing America sets arrived at more than 26,000 institutions nationwide, and we opened a second application window for Picturing America awards that will be distributed in 2009. Working in concert with other federal agencies, the NEH was also able to bring Picturing America to all 20,000 Head Start learning centers nationwide, Department of Defense schools at home and abroad, and select National Park Service sites. While Picturing America was a focal point of attention this year, the NEH continued its work to promote excellent humanities scholarship, education, and public programming through its core programs. As the Endowment’s efforts in the digital realm matured, we announced the transformation of our Digital Humanities Initiative into a permanent Office of Digital Humanities, or ODH. Among its many accomplishments in 2008, ODH inaugurated new collaborative grant programs with peer agencies in the United Kingdom and Germany, and launched a new initiative to explore how supercomputers can be used for humanities research. All of NEH’s widely varied initiatives and grant programs are united by a single, overarching purpose: to democratize the humanities and make their insights available to every American citizen. The humanities are not mere luxuries, or amusements for idle moments. They are ever-renewing gifts that enlighten and enrich the lives of every citizen—and the wisdom they offer is essential to the health of our democracy. Through its good work, the NEH continues to make a vital contribution to our national life, to our quest for truth, and to the great conversation of our civilization.

BRUCE COLE Chairman, National Endowment for the Humanities

1 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction ...... 3

Jefferson Lecture ...... 4

National Humanities Medalists ...... 6

Division of Education Programs ...... 8

Division of Preservation and Access ...... 14

Division of Public Programs ...... 26

Division of Research ...... 31

Office of Challenge Grants...... 39

Office of Digital Humanities ...... 43

Office of Federal/State Partnership ...... 46

Miscellaneous Grants ...... 54

Panelists...... 55

National Council on the Humanities ...... 70

Senior Staff ...... 71

Budget Appropriation ...... 72

TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 INTRODUCTION

In order “to promote progress and scholarship in the humanities and the arts in the United States,” Congress enacted the National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities Act of 1965. This act established the National Endowment for the Humanities as an independent grant-making agency of the federal government to support research, education, and public programs in the humanities. In fiscal year 2008, grants were made through the Federal/State Partnership, four divisions (Education Programs, Preservation and Access, Public Programs, and Research Programs) the Office of Challenge Grants, and the Office of Digital Humanities. The act that established the National Endowment for the Humanities says, “The term ‘humanities’ includes, but is not limited to, the study of the following: language, both modern and classical; linguistics; literature; history; jurisprudence; philosophy; archaeology; comparative religion; ethics; the history, criticism, and theory of the arts; those aspects of social sciences which have humanistic content and employ humanistic methods; and the study and application of the humanities to the human environment with particular attention to reflecting our diverse heritage, traditions, and history and to the relevance of the humanities to the current conditions of national life.” The National Endowment for the Humanities supports exemplary work to advance and dis- seminate knowledge in all the disciplines of the humanities. Endowment support is intended to complement and assist private and local efforts and to serve as a catalyst to increase nonfederal support for projects of high quality. To date, NEH matching grants have helped generate approximately $2.03 billion in gift funds. Each application to the Endowment is assessed by knowledgeable persons outside the agency who are asked for their judgments about the quality and significance of the proposed project. Seven hundred and thirteen scholars, professionals in the humanities, and other experts served on 161 panels throughout the year.

INTRODUCTION 3 JEFFERSON LECTURE

On May 22, 2008, writer John Updike presented the 37th annual Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities at the Warner Theatre in Washington, DC. His topic, “The Clarity of Things: What Is American about American Art?” wove a thread of ideas through the works of American artists from John Singleton Copley to Jackson Pollock. “Two centuries after Jonathan Edwards sought a link with the divine in the beautiful clarity of things,” said Updike, “William Carlos Williams wrote in introducing his long poem Paterson that ‘for the poet there are no ideas but in things.’ No ideas but in things.” He continued, “The American artist, first born into a continent without museums and art schools, took Nature as his only instructor, and things as his principal study. A bias toward the empirical, toward the evidential object in the numinous fullness of its being, leads to a certain lininess, as the artist intently maps the visible in a New World that feels surrounded by chaos and emptiness.” His pen rarely at rest, John Updike has been publishing fiction, essays, and poetry since the mid-fifties, when he was a staff writer at the New Yorker. “Of all modern American writers,” writes Adam Gopnik in Humanities magazine, “Updike comes closest to meeting Virginia Woolf’s demand that a writer’s only job is to get himself, or herself, expressed without impediments.” Updike has had a sustained interest in art, beginning in childhood when he had his first drawing lessons. At Harvard he took art classes with Hyman Bloom, a painter who was associated with a style known as Boston Expressionism. Then a Knox Fellowship gave Updike the wherewithal to study for a year at the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art in Oxford, England. Painting had taught him, he once said, “how difficult it is to see things exactly as they are, and that the painting is ‘there’ as a book is not.” In Just Looking, 1989, and Still Looking, 2005, Updike gathered the impressions he’s been making over a lifetime of observing painting and sculpture. In an essay in the former he captures in limpid prose Vermeer’s achievement in paint in View of Delft: “an instant of flux forever held.” And in the latter, in a chapter on Jackson Pollock, Updike glimpses, and so we do, too, the essence of what Pollock’s drip-painting could accomplish—“an image, in dots and lines and little curdled clouds of dull color, of the cosmos.” About his fiction Updike has said, “My only duty was to describe reality as it had come to me—to give the mundane its beautiful due.” When considering the entire scope of his work, readers of American fiction are most often put in mind of Harry Angstrom, the character from the Rabbit saga with whom Updike seemed for many years to be on closest, if often contentious, terms. Living in Ipswich, Massachusetts, from roughly 1957 to 1970, he published some of his best-known novels: The Poorhouse Fair, Rabbit Run, Pigeon Feathers, The Centaur, and Bech: A Book, introducing readers to his irreverent alter ego, Henry Bech. In the half century Updike has been writing he has garnered many literary prizes, awards, and honors, including the Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Award, and the National Book Critics Circle Award, twice each; the Pen Faulkner Award for Fiction, the Rea Award for the Short Story; and a Guggenheim Fellowship. He is among a select few to have received both the National Humanities Medal and the National Medal of Arts. Albright College in Reading (the fictional Brewer readers first encountered in Rabbit Run) bestowed upon him an honorary Litt.D. degree in 1982.

JEFFERSON LECTURE 4 Updike is known to many as an author of short stories, with dozens having graced the pages of the New Yorker before being published in collections. He is also an accomplished literary critic, whose reviews and essays frequently appear in The New York Review of Books. He received his second National Book Critics Circle Award in 1983 for Hugging the Shore, including such gems as the micro-essay “A Mild ‘Complaint,’” which skewers the misuses and ‘misusers’ of ‘scare quotes.’ He has also applied his habile wit to poetry, composing early on a collection called The Carpentered Hen in 1954. Three more tomes of verse followed. Updike holds a deep appreciation of the reading life in general and a love of the book in particular. He has alluded to an imagined reader of his work: a teenage boy who happens upon one of his books on the dusty shelves of some library one afternoon looking for literary adventure. In a speech two years ago at the American Booksellers Association convention, he encouraged belea- guered booksellers to “defend [their] lonely forts. . . . For some of us, books are intrinsic to our human identity.” —adapted from an essay by Steve Moyer

JEFFERSON LECTURE 5 NATIONAL HUMANITIES MEDALISTS

President George W. Bush awarded the 2008 National Humanities Medals during a ceremony held in the White House East Room in November. Nine distinguished Americans, one museum, and a philanthropic foundation were honored for their exemplary contributions to the humanities. The National Humanities Medal, first awarded in 1989 as the Charles Frankel Prize, honors individuals or groups whose work has deepened the nation’s understanding of the humanities, broadened our citizens’ engagement with the humanities, or helped preserve and expand Americans’ access to important resources in the humanities. Medal recipients do not compete for this award but are selected by the president for their lifelong achievements in their diverse areas of expertise. Their achievements were cited at the ceremony:

GABOR S. BORITT, scholar and Civil War historian, recognized “for a distinguished career of scholarship on Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War era. His life’s work and his life’s story stand as testaments to our nation’s precious legacy of liberty.”

RICHARD BROOKHISER, biographer and historian, recognized “for helping reintroduce Americans to the personalities, eccentricities, and noble ideals of our Founding Fathers. His works of biogra- phy and history have rendered vivid and accessible portraits of the early days of the Republic.”

HAROLD HOLZER, scholar and Civil War historian, recognized “for engaging scholarship on that crucible of our history, the American Civil War. His work has brought new understanding of the many facets of Abraham Lincoln and his era through the study of image, word, and deed.”

MYRON MAGNET, journalist and author, recognized “for scholarship and visionary influence in renewing our national culture of compassion. He has combined literary and cultural history with a profound understanding of contemporary urban life to examine new ways of relieving poverty and renewing civic institutions.”

ALBERT MARRIN, children’s book author, recognized “for opening young minds to the glorious pageant of history. His books have made the lessons of the past come alive with rich detail and energy for a new generation.”

MILTON J. ROSENBERG, radio show host and scholar, recognized “for bringing the world of ideas to millions of listeners. Combining a scholar’s understanding and a teacher’s openness, he has made a home in radio for elevated conversation and profound thought.”

THOMAS A. SAUNDERS III and JORDAN HORNER SAUNDERS, philanthropists, recognized “for their wise leadership and philanthropy on behalf of higher education, the study of art, and greater understanding of American history. They have enriched our culture and ensured a lasting legacy for future generations.”

NATIONAL HUMANITIES MEDALISTS 6 ROBERT H. SMITH, philanthropist, recognized “for his profoundly wise stewardship and gener- ous support of our nation’s premiere institutions of historical, artistic, and cultural heritage. He has been a farsighted benefactor and a civic leader for all seasons.”

JOHN TEMPLETON FOUNDATION recognized “for opening new frontiers in the pursuit of answers to mankind’s oldest questions. The Templeton Foundation has been the catalyst of groundbreaking work in scientific, religious, and philosophical exploration of the deepest concerns of the humanities and the human race.”

NORMAN ROCKWELL MUSEUM recognized “for studying and honoring the life, work, and ideals of an icon of American art. The museum has been the careful curator of the archives, illustrations, and benevolent spirit Norman Rockwell bequeathed to the nation.”

NATIONAL HUMANITIES MEDALISTS 7 DIVISION OF EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Through the Division of Education Programs, NEH provides national support for faculty development and teaching resources in the humanities. These resources are developed with rigorous scholarship to meet the needs of America’s classrooms. The division’s programs address needs at all grade levels, from elementary through graduate school, and help

instructors bring humanities scholarship into their teaching.

EDUCATION PROGRAMS 8 Humanities Initiatives for Bill of Rights Institute George Mason University Arlington, VA Fairfax, VA Faculty Claire M. Griffin T. Mills Kelly $200,000 The development of a two-volume $10,000* The development of a website for print resource and a website for high teaching about 1989 and the fall of commu- Grants strengthen and enrich humanities educa- school teachers on issues of the consti- nism in Eastern Europe through a collection tion and scholarship in higher education. tutional powers and responsibilities that of primary source documents, materials pertain to the American presidency. on how historians use documents to create California State Los Angeles University Auxiliary Services, Inc. historical narratives, and teaching modules. Brown University Los Angeles, CA Scott Wells Providence, RI Elizabeth A. Bakewell Historical Society $75,000 A faculty workshop series on religious $119,630 The addition of two Aztec primary Boston, MA Donald A. Yerxa pluralism in Los Angeles, leading to the documents and related teaching materials to $30,000** Strategic planning for the eventual creation of a religious studies program an existing website on Mesoamerican history. future of the historical society. at California State University, Los Angeles. Chicago Metro History Education Center Inland Northwest Community Access Network CUNY Research Foundation, John Jay College Chicago, IL Lisa Oppenheim (TINCAN) New York City, NY Allison Pease $30,000 A yearlong workshop series for Spokane, WA Elisha Durrant $29,926 A yearlong faculty development twelve elementary and secondary school $69,791 An eighteen-month workshop seminar series in the field of law and literature. teachers on social, political, literary, and series for twenty secondary school teachers on the history of the women’s suffrage CUNY Research Foundation, artistic developments in Chicago’s African- NYC College of Technology American community from 1934 to 1954. movement in Washington State. Brooklyn, NY Richard Hanley Cornell University Knox College $29,959 A one-year seminar series for Ithaca, NY Karen Woodard Brazell Galesburg, IL Douglas L. Wilson sixteen faculty members, along with a $10,000* The development of multimedia $17,250** The 23rd Annual Lincoln public symposium, on the natural and resources for understanding the culture Colloquium: Commemorating the 150th cultural history of Brooklyn’s waterfront. and history of Japanese performing arts, anniversary of the Lincoln-Douglas Debates. Fort Peck Community College including the theater experience of Japan Massachusetts Historical Society Poplar, MT Margarett Campbell in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, major creative figures, and the major genres Boston, MA Jayne K. Gordon $30,000 A series of professional of noh, bunraku, kabuki, and kyogen. $13,408* A materials development project to development activities for Montana create an educational website on the coming schoolteachers on the history and culture CUNY Research Foundation, John Jay College of the American Revolution, 1764–1776. of the Nakona and Dakota people. New York City, NY Elisabeth Gitter National History Day Northwest Indian College $194,471 The creation of ten portable educa- College Park, MD Cathy Gorn Bellingham, WA Sharon Kinley tional audio guides to objects in New York City museums, historic buildings, and urban neigh- $30,000** To support a teachers guide, $30,000 Lummi video curriculum project. borhoods to be used in undergraduate teaching. Abraham Lincoln: Unfinished Legacy. Virginia State University Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture National Humanities Center Petersburg, VA Christina Proenza-Coles Dallas, TX Claudia Allums Research Triangle Park, NC $74,322 A one-year project to create a research $13,900** Summer institute for Richard Robert Schramm center, a website, and a graduate history teachers anniversary forum. $200,000 The creation of an educational curriculum on the history of Petersburg, “toolbox” for schoolteachers on American Virginia’s, African-American community. Florida Atlantic University history, culture, and modernity, 1918–1929. Boca Raton, FL Jeffrey Scott Morton Teaching and Learning $30,000** A nation of immigrants: American National Trust for Historic Preservation Resources and Curriculum democracy and civics education. Washington, DC Frank Milligan $30,000 A workshop series for twenty Development Folger Shakespeare Library Washington, DC, area schoolteachers Washington, DC Michael LoMonico on Abraham Lincoln’s exercise of presi- Grants focus on classroom resources and $68,845 Two regional one-week workshops, dential power during the Civil War. material development, and also help educators serving thirty teachers in Lincoln, Nebraska, marshal resources to launch broadly based and another thirty in the greater Atlanta Northern Arizona University curricular efforts of national significance. area, coupling performance-based and Flagstaff, AZ Jeffrey B. Downard primary-source approaches to the teaching $199,603 The development of a guide, to Asia Society of two plays of Shakespeare, A Midsummer be hosted in a wiki-based digital format to New York, NY Elizabeth Anne Cole Night’s Dream and Romeo and Juliet. encourage collaboration, that uses the Socratic $200,000 A website on Afghanistan’s his- method to help undergraduates understand tory, human geography, culture, and art that the main arguments of the classic texts in would include digitized images and primary introductory ethics and political philosophy. sources, as well as teaching materials.

NATIONALEDUCATION ENDOWMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 39 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant Partners Achieving Success, CDC University of Texas, Austin Delta State University Mitchellville, MD Mabel Phifer Austin, TX Paul E. Resta Cleveland, MS Luther Brown $25,000** 105 Voices of History— $30,000 A four-day workshop for twenty-five $149,975 Place as text in the most HBCU National Student Choir. social studies teachers to examine materials Southern place on earth. documenting the historical and political contexts San Diego State University Foundation in which U.S. presidents made crucial decisions. East-West Center San Diego, CA Elsie Begler Honolulu, HI Namji Steinemann $29,982 A series of workshops for fifteen Washington University $150,000 Pearl Harbor: History, schoolteachers (6th through 12th grade) in St. Louis, MO Gerald Early memory, memorial. San Diego school districts on the complex $73,627 A workshop series for twenty role that religion has played in shaping St. Louis-area high school and middle Florida Humanities Council the causes and conduct of war, as well as school teachers on the history and cultural St. Petersburg, FL Ann S. Schoenacher in laying the foundations for peace. significance of jazz in America. $159,465 Jump at the Sun: Zora Neale Hurston and her Eastonville roots. Stanford University Stanford, CA Clayborne Carson Landmarks of American Henry Ford, The $8,909* The development of a website of History and Culture Dearborn, MI Paula Gangopadhyay historical materials and related teaching $163,461 America’s Industrial resources on Martin Luther King Jr., and Grants support a series of one-week residence- Revolution at The Henry Ford. the modern Civil Rights Movement. based workshops at historic sites for teachers. Jackson State University Stanford University Amherst College Jackson, MS Leslie B. McLemore Stanford, CA Rega Wood Amherst, MA Cynthia S. Dickinson $25,000 Landmarks of American $6,615* The development of online and $137,702 Emily Dickinson: Democracy: From Freedom Summer to the print tools for teaching intermediate Latin Person, poetry, and place. Memphis Sanitation Workers’ Strike. through medieval texts, introducing students to paleography and engaging them Bill of Rights Institute Mark Twain House in the history of Western thought, par- Arlington, VA Jason Ross Hartford, CT Craig Hotchkiss ticularly medieval natural philosophy. $150,000 Shaping the Constitution: A $141,894 Huckleberry Finn in view from Mt. Vernon 1783–1789. post-Reconstruction America: Mark Theatre for a New Audience Twain’s Hartford Years, 1871–1891. New York, NY Joseph Giardina Birmingham Civil Rights Institute Birmingham, AL $75,000 A two-week summer workshop Martha Jones Bouyer Middle Tennessee State University for forty New York City classroom teach- $170,000 “Stony the Road We Trod Murfreesboro, TN Robert Hunt ers (grades 5–12) and four teaching artists, . . .”: Alabama’s role in the Modern $160,368 Traveller’s Rest, occupied with two follow-up weekend sessions, on Civil Rights Movement. Nashville, and the Civil War and Shakespeare’s language and dramatic art Emancipation in the Upper South. Boston College through study of the theme of love in three Chestnut Hill, MA Marc K. Landy National Constitution Center plays by the Bard of Stratford-upon-Avon. $160,224 Encountering John Philadelphia, PA Steve M. Frank Trinity Forum, Inc. Adams: Boston and Braintree. $148,701 A revolution in government: Washington, DC Peter Edman Philadelphia, American Independence, Chicago Architecture Foundation $30,000** Beyond the frame: and the Constitution, 1765–1791. Chicago, IL Jean Linsner Transcendence and the visual arts. $143,792 The American Skyscraper: Niagara University University of California, Los Angeles Transforming Chicago and the nation. Niagara Falls, NY Thomas A. Chambers Los Angeles, CA Diane G. Favro $149,415 Crossroads of empire: Community College Humanities Association $10,000* The development and testing of Old Fort Niagara. Newark, NJ Carole N. Lester a web-based, three-dimensional model, Northeastern University and related learning materials of the $170,399 Remembering the Alamo. Boston, MA Richard A. Katula ancient Egyptian temple site of Karnak. Community College Humanities Association $25,000 The American Lyceum: The rhetoric University of Colorado, Boulder Newark, NJ Sterling Delano of idealism, opportunity, and abolition. Boulder, CO Lynn S. Parisi $25,000 Workshops for Community Pennsylvania State University, Main Campus $98,875 A five-day workshop and follow-up College Faculty Concord, Massachusetts: University Park, PA George W. Boudreau activities for thirty teachers from a seven-state A center of Transcendentalism and social region to study the emergence of modern reform in the nineteenth century. $175,000 A rising people: Benjamin Japan from the late Tokugawa period Franklin and the Americans. Converse College through the Meiji period (1853 to 1911). Spartanburg, SC Melissa Walker Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center $149,590 Partisans and Redcoats: The American Fremont, OH Steven L. Culbertson Revolution in the Southern backcountry. $25,000 Progress and poverty: The Gilded Age in American politics and literature, 1877–1901.

NATIONALEDUCATION ENDOWMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 103 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant Save Ellis Island Binghamton University Eastern Illinois University Mt. Olive, NJ Dorothy W. Hartman Binghamton, NY Salvador J. Fajardo Charleston, IL David Raybin $181,900 Ellis Island, public health and $127,171 A six-week seminar for fifteen $7,590 A four-week summer seminar the American workforce, 1891–1924. schoolteachers focusing on multiple read- for fifteen schoolteachers on Geoffrey ings of Cervantes’s Don Quixote. Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, to be held in Southern Illinois University England in London and in Canterbury. Edwardsville, IL Caroline Pryor Boston College $6,476 Two one-week workshops for Chestnut Hill, MA Alan Wolfe Henderson State University 100 schoolteachers on Abraham Lincoln $191,736 A six-week summer seminar for fifteen Arkadelphia, AR Clinton P. Atchley and his role in American history, using college and university teachers to explore the $114,564 A five-week seminar in Britain sites in and near Springfield, Illinois. philosophical, historical, sociological, and legal for fifteen schoolteachers to explore the dimensions of American religious diversity. cultural, literary, and linguistic diversity Southern Illinois University of the Isle of Man in the Middle Ages. Edwardsville, IL Caroline Pryor Boston University $151,137 Abraham Lincoln and the Boston, MA Peter Gibbon Illinois College forging of modern America. $174,040 A three-week summer institute Jacksonville, IL James Davis for twenty-six schoolteachers on George $98,395 A five-week seminar for fifteen University of Massachusetts, Lowell Washington’s character, career, and legacy. schoolteachers on the development of the Lowell, MA Beryl Rosenthal U.S. frontier in the greater Illinois region. $224,998 Inventing America: Lowell Calvin College and the Industrial Revolution. Grand Rapids, MI Karin Yvonne Maag Indiana University, Bloomington $118,116 A three-week institute for twenty-five Bloomington, IN Christoph Irmscher University of West Florida schoolteachers on the Reformation. $182,700 A four-week institute that gives Pensacola, FL Matthew J. Clavin twenty-five high school teachers of history, $147,192 Aiming for Pensacola: Riding the Center for Civic Education literature, and art an opportunity to study Underground Railroad in the Deep South. Calabasas, CA William F. Harris, II Audubon’s art and literary works in context. $176,103 A three-week institute for Western Reserve Historical Society twenty-five schoolteachers on American Italian Cultural Society of Washington, DC Cleveland, OH John J. Grabowski political and constitutional thought. Bethesda, MD Roberto Severino $25,000 Passages: Community memory $198,860 The art of teaching Italian and the landmarks of migration. China Institute in America, Inc. through Italian art in Italy. New York, NY Hsin-Mei Agnes Hsu Wyoming Humanities Council $223,424 A five-week summer institute in Johns Hopkins University Laramie, WY Marcia Britton Xi’an, China, for twenty-five schoolteach- Baltimore, MD Ben Vinson $160,791 Women’s suffrage ers on China’s formative history in the Wei $200,000 A five-week summer institute for on the western frontier. River Valley of southern Shaanxi Province. twenty-five college and university teachers to study issues of slavery and rebellion in the Seminars and Institutes Claremont Graduate University Atlantic world during the age of revolution. Claremont, CA Michael Uhlmann $76,772 An Inquiry into the Constitutional Library Company of Philadelphia Grants support national summer seminars and principles and practices that have shaped Philadelphia, PA Cathy D. Matson institutes in humanities subjects for teachers. our understanding of the war powers. $92,353 A four-week summer seminar for Andrews University fifteen schoolteachers on Philadelphia’s College of the Holy Cross Berrien Springs, MI Rhonda G. Root economic development during the era Worcester, MA Todd Lewis of the American Revolution and in the $173,170 A four-week summer insti- $161,106 A three-week interdisciplinary institute context of the Atlantic economy. tute for thirty schoolteachers on daily for twenty-five college and university teachers on life in the ancient Middle East. Buddhist texts and practices in Tibet and Nepal. Medieval Academy of America Cambridge, MA Christopher Kleinhenz Arizona State University DePaul University Tempe, AZ Monica H. Green $153,051 A four-week seminar for fifteen Chicago, IL Eric Selinger college and university faculty to travel to $146,607 A five-week seminar for fifteen $89,321 A four-week summer seminar Prato, Italy, and study Dante’s Divine Comedy college and university faculty to study the for fifteen K-12 teachers to investigate through close reading, research, and site visits. connections between Western medieval poetry from multiple perspectives. medical history and the social and cultural National History Center implications of health, disease, and disability. Duquesne University Washington, DC Maureen Nutting Pittsburgh, PA Albert C. Labriola Arizona State University $178,023 A four-week summer institute $113,839 A five-week seminar for fifteen Tempe, AZ Dan Shilling for twenty-five college and university schoolteachers on Paradise Lost. teachers to examine American immigra- $169,927 A four-week institute for twenty-five tion from the 1880s to the 1980s. college and university faculty on the environmental ethics of Aldo Leopold.

EDUCATION PROGRAMS 11 New York Public Library San Jose State University Foundation University of California, Los Angeles New York, NY Edward Kasinec San Jose, CA Susan Shillinglaw Los Angeles, CA Joseph E. Bristow $145,796 A three-week summer institute $138,671 A two-week institute for high school $136,830 A five-week seminar on the “deca- for college and university teachers to history and English teachers that studies John dent” literary culture of England that breaks examine cultural interactions between Steinbeck’s works in the contexts of their with its Victorian antecedents, giving fifteen the United States and Russia in the late literary, historical, and ecological frames. college and university faculty access to an nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. extensive turn-of-the-century archive in the Shakespeare and Company William Andrews Clark Memorial Library. Newberry Library Lenox, MA Kevin G. Coleman Chicago, IL James R. Akerman $191,665 A four-week institute for twenty-six University of California, Santa Cruz $103,401 A three-week summer seminar secondary school teachers to study two Santa Cruz, CA Edmund Burke, III for fifteen schoolteachers on learning to plays by William Shakespeare in the context $119,986 A four-week summer seminar “read” historical and contemporary maps. of performance and the conditions and for fifteen schoolteachers examining the circumstances of Elizabethan staging. history of trade in several important com- Newberry Library modities from the mid-fifteenth through Chicago, IL Carla Zecher Stanford University the mid-twentieth centuries. $116,699 A four-week seminar for fifteen Stanford, CA Russell Berman college and university faculty to examine $185,497 A six-week seminar for fifteen college University of Delaware music books produced in Europe between and university faculty on the cultural experience Newark, DE Leslie Reidel 1500 and 1700 and their connections with and contributions of German artists, writers, $138,315 A five-week seminar for fifteen broader cultural and historical patterns. and musicians who fled Nazi Germany to schoolteachers on Shakespeare and perfor- settle in Los Angeles in the 1930s and 1940s. mance, to be conducted at the University of North Carolina State University Delaware and in Stratford-upon-Avon, England. Raleigh, NC Mary Ann Frese Witt SUNY Research Foundation, $108,277 A four-week seminar for fifteen College at Geneseo University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth schoolteachers on major French contempo- Geneseo, NY William Cook North Dartmouth, MA Gerard M. Koot rary dramas by Sartre, Genet, Ionesco, and $140,414 A six-week summer seminar, $162,029 A five-week summer seminar for Beckett, to be held in Avignon, France. convening in Siena and Assisi, Italy, for fifteen fifteen schoolteachers, to be held in Great schoolteachers to study the life, works, and Britain and the Netherlands, on the evolution Ohio State University Research Foundation representations of St. Francis of Assisi. of modern economic systems in Europe. Columbus, OH James K. Bracken $198,669 A five-week seminar for fifteen college Texas A & M Research Foundation University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth and university teachers in Antwerp, Belgium, College Station, TX Richard J. Golsan North Dartmouth, MA Arlene Black Mollo and Oxford, England, on the advent of printing $147,646 A five-week seminar for fifteen $168,805 A four-week institute for twenty-five and its effects on the Protestant Reformation schoolteachers to study the legacy and memory teachers using Winslow Homer’s paint- and the Counter (or Catholic) Reformation. of World War II in France through literary ings to explore maritime culture in the texts, films, historical sites, and public debates nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Rhode Island Historical Society that have to do with that epoch, to be held Providence, RI Joanne Melish in Paris, Lyon, Vichy, and Caen, France. University of New England $132,339 A two-week institute for thirty Biddeford, ME Cathrine O. Frank schoolteachers on economic development, Texas A & M University, Commerce $164,169 A five-week summer institute slavery, and antislavery in New England during Commerce, TX Robin Anne Reid for twenty-five college and university the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. $175,395 A five-week institute for twenty-five faculty in American jurisprudence from high school teachers on Tolkien’s The Lord of the a humanities perspective. Salem State College Rings, its genesis, its historicity, and its role in Salem, MA Patricia A. Johnston modern conceptualizations of the Middle Ages. University of Northern Colorado $199,800 A four-week institute for Greeley, CO Christiane Olivo twenty-five schoolteachers on interpret- University of Arizona $88,681 A four-week seminar in Germany for ing and teaching American art. Tucson, AZ Katherine G. Morrissey fifteen schoolteachers on the background of the $199,288 A four-week institute for twenty-five dissident movements leading to the peaceful San Diego State University Foundation college and university faculty on the cultural revolution in East-Central Europe in 1989. San Diego, CA Kathleen B. Jones and environmental history of Arizona, $145,271 A six-week seminar for fifteen New Mexico, and Sonora, Mexico. University of Notre Dame schoolteachers to study three major works Notre Dame, IN Christopher B. Fox by political theorist Hannah Arendt, which University of Arkansas, Monticello $139,301 A five-week summer seminar provide philosophical lenses to consider Monticello, AR Richard A. Corby for fifteen college and university teachers the problem of evil, the uses of terror, $196,210 A six-week summer institute for on the social, cultural, political, and literary and the origins of totalitarianism. twenty-five schoolteachers, to be held at contexts of Anglo-Irish identities in the Cape Town and other locations throughout early modern period. South Africa, on that country’s geography, history, and social institutions.

EDUCATION PROGRAMS 12 University of Utah Salt Lake City, UT Ronald Jerry Mallon $182,448 A four-week institute for twenty-four college and university teachers designed to open up new lines of inquiry by bringing empirical work to bear on traditional philosophical concerns.

University of Vermont Burlington, VT William A. Stephany $174,902 A six-week seminar for fifteen schoolteachers on Dante’s Commedia in Siena, Italy.

University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA E. Michael Gerli $118,644 A five-week seminar to engage fifteen college and university faculty in a close reading of the late fifteenth-century Spanish novel, Celestina, in relation to a wide range of historical and literary contexts.

Virginia Foundation for the Humanities Charlottesville, VA Joseph Miller $167,517 A six-week seminar for fifteen college and university teachers on Africa and the transatlantic slave trade before c.1800.

Washington University St. Louis, MO John F. Heil $156,403 A six-week seminar for fifteen college and university teachers on philosophical questions about the nature of the mind.

NATIONALEDUCATION ENDOWMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 133 DIVISION OF PRESERVATION AND ACCESS

Through the Division of Preservation and Access, NEH combats the physical deterioration of humanities collections in America’s libraries, museums, archives, and historical organizations, ensuring access to these collections for research, education, and public programming.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 14 Preservation and Access American Institute of Afghanistan Studies Animas Museum Boston, MA Durango, CO Grants Hiromi L. Sakata Janet W. Postler $68,768 Advanced training in archival manage- $5,000 The purchase of supplies, staff training, ment in the United States for four Afghan and rehousing of historic and ethnographic Grants assist in the care of humanities collections archivists currently engaged in reformatting collections that document the history and and in the availability for use by the public. the audio collections of Radio Afghanistan. culture of the San Juan Basin, with a focus on Durango and La Plata County, Colorado. African American Heritage American Philological Association Foundation of Iowa Philadelphia, PA Lisa D. Carson Anthology Film Archives Cedar Rapids, IA Susan E. Kuecker $13,311* The preparation of two volumes of New York, NY Andrew Lampert $20,000** Flood assistance for the l’Année philologique, a comprehensive bibliogra- $5,000 Hiring a preservation consultant to African American Museum of Iowa. phy of research in all fields of classical studies. assess the environmental storage conditions of Alexandria Archive Institute more than 12,000 items in the archives’ film and American Philological Association San Francisco, CA Sarah Whitcher Kansa video collection. The consultant will prepare Philadelphia, PA Lisa D. Carson a condition report and detailed plan for the $250,609 Creating best-practice guidelines for $305,000 The preparation of l’Année renovation of an on-site cold storage vault. The the development of humanities data-sharing philologique, a comprehensive bibliography of films and videos date from the late 1800s to software to meet user needs, as well as to research in all fields of classical studies that contemporary works, focusing on independent support the continued development of Open contains abstracts of serial publications. and avant-garde productions by individuals. Context, a collaborative, free, open-access resource to facilitate online sharing of American Precision Museum Antiquarian and Landmarks Society, Inc. archaeological field research among excavators, Windsor, VT Ann Lawless Hartford, CT Beverly Lucas scholars, and cultural heritage institutions. $5,000 A conservation assessment of historic $5,000 Hiring a consultant to develop a plan industrial artifacts, including machine tools, Alice Ferguson Foundation, Inc. to rehouse and preserve the society’s collec- models, firearms, and measuring and gauging Accokeek, MD Tracy Bowen tions of furniture, ceramics, textiles, artworks, devices. The conservator would also evaluate photographs, and archives related to the $5,000 A preservation assessment of furniture, environmental monitoring data and train staff eighteenth- and nineteenth-century history of decorative and fine art, farm equipment, in the care and handling of collection items. Hartford, Connecticut, and surrounding areas. tools, archival materials, and photographs at the Hard Bargain Farm, a working farm American Textile History Museum Arhoolie Foundation that offers educational programs about Lowell, MA Karen Herbaugh El Cerrito, CA Tom Diamant the environment and the cultural heritage $5,000 The purchase of cabinetry to store $40,406* The digitization of 10,000 45-rpm of the Potomac River Watershed. costumes and accessories from a collection records in the Frontera Collection of Mexican that focuses on the history of textile produc- Allegheny College and Mexican American Recordings, the creation tion and use in the United States from the Meadville, PA Linda G. Bills of images of the record labels and a finding aid, eighteenth century to the present and that also and the mounting of the audio recordings on $30,000** Ida M. Tarbell papers includes textile-making tools and machinery, the bilingual UCLA Digital Library website. digitization project. household textiles, and decorative arts. Arizona Department of Libraries, Alutiiq Heritage Foundation Amigos Calle del Cristo 255, Inc. Archives and Public Records Kodiak, AK Marnie Leist San Juan, PR Maria Teresa Arraras Phoenix, AZ Melanie Sturgeon $3,528 Hiring a consultant to conduct a preser- $5,000 A preservation assessment of the rare $400,000 Digitization of 100,000 pages vation assessment and create a long-term plan book holdings of La Casa del Libro, includ- of Arizona newspapers, dating from for the care of photographic collections docu- ing an internationally significant collection 1880 to 1922, as part of the National menting the history of the Alutiiq, an Alaskan of Spanish incunabula, early printed books, Digital Newspaper Program. Native people culturally related to the Eskimos. medieval manuscripts, prints, maps, modern fine press books, and books and prints by Atlanta-Fulton Public Library American Film Institute Foundation, Inc. Los Angeles, CA Patricia K. Hanson notable Puerto Rican artists. In addition, a conservator will train the museum’s staff in care Atlanta, GA Richard Cruce $200,000* The continuing preparation and handling procedures for the collections. $4,810 Hiring a preservation specialist to con- of a descriptive catalog of 1,000 feature- duct a comprehensive needs assessment of the length motion pictures produced in the Andrew County Museum 1,488 photographs, books, and other items in the United States from 1971 to 1980. Savannah, MO John M. Emery Margaret Mitchell Collection and provide advice about the purchase of supplies and display American Frontier Culture Foundation, Inc. $3,850 Hiring a consultant to assess methods. Two library staff would also attend a Staunton, VA David Puckett the preservation needs of photographic prints and negatives in various formats course on preservation and archival techniques. $5,000 A preservation assessment of the that document the history and culture of Frontier Culture Museum’s collection of Andrew County, Missouri, since 1841. artifacts and archival materials that are used at the living history museum to explore the contributions of Indian, French, German, English, Irish, and African settlers to life in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.

NATIONALPRESERVATION ENDOWMENT AND ACCESS FOR THE HUMANITIES 153 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant Atwater Kent Museum Beloit College California State University, Philadelphia, PA Viki Sand Beloit, WI Nicolette B. Meister East Bay Foundation, Inc. $595,970 The improvement of environ- $4,976 The purchase of storage furniture to Hayward, CA Nicole Howard mental conditions and installation of fire rehouse 100 archaeological field maps holding $4,039 A preservation assessment of the suppression to protect the museum’s library, data related to Native American cultures in the library’s special collections, which include archival, and material culture collections, Northeast, the Southwest, and Mesoamerica. materials on Marco Polo and Portuguese travel, which document the history of Philadelphia. A conservator would oversee the project and German-Americans in Alameda County in the conduct training for staff in the care and late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum handling of maps and other oversized materials. rare books on vulcanology and earthquakes, Auburn, IN Matthew Sidney Short hand-printed and fine-press books, and various $5,000 A general preservation assessment of the Benton County Museum and Historical Society atlases and maps. Because the university institution’s collection of classic automobiles. Prosser, WA Dick Sampson rests on the Hayward fault, the assessment The collection includes Auburns, Cords, and $4,994 Hiring a consultant to conduct a will also address disaster preparedness and Duesenbergs from the late 1920s; the archives preservation assessment of the museum’s col- identify necessary measures to protect the from the Auburn Automobile Company; lections of antique radios, photographs, textiles, collections in the event of an earthquake. as well as books, photographs, and other and library materials related to the history materials documenting automotive history. and culture of Benton County, Washington. Carbon County Museum Rawlins, WY Carol Reed Augusta State University Bowdoin College $5,000 Online workshops and on-site train- Augusta, GA Camilla Reid Brunswick, ME Richard H.F. Lindemann ing in disaster preparedness and response for $4,500 Preservation management and disaster $5,000 A preservation assessment of the museum staff. Staffs of other museums, libraries, training workshop for staff at the university’s Susan Dwight Bliss Room and Rare Book and historical organizations in Wyoming Reese Library. The library’s holdings include Collection. The Bliss Room, designed by will be invited to participate. The collections 400 manuscript collections spanning the C. Grant LaFarge, has Italian Renaissance of the Carbon County Museum include colonial period through the present relat- furnishings and a painted ceiling and textiles, photographs, tolls and equipment, ing to the history, culture, economy, and houses 1,200 volumes of finely bound rare transportation artifacts, and ranching and social life of Augusta, and its importance books dating from the mid-sixteenth to the mining objects that demonstrate the history to regional and national development. mid-twentieth century, relating to the fine and and culture of southeastern Wyoming. decorative arts, French and English history and Autonomous Municipality of Caguas literature, and European and Asian travel. Cedar Rapids Barton, Inc. Caguas, PR Clavel Mendez-Joy Cedar Rapids, IA Paul R. Montague $5,000 A conservation assessment of the Bridgeport Public Library $4,000** Removal and storage of collections of the Museo de Arte de Caguas, Bridgeport, CT Elizabeth Greever Van Tuyl flood-damaged Barton Theatre organ. which holds paintings, sculptures, prints, and $3,625 A conservation assessment of the photographs from the 1930s to the present, library’s 150 World War I posters and a Cedar Rapids Museum of Art many of which are by artists from Caguas sketchbook created during the Civil War by a Cedar Rapids, IA Terence R. Pitts and the surrounding Turabo Valley. member of the Connecticut Eighth Volunteer $20,000** Clean-up of collection storage Regiment, Company A. A paper conservator and preparation spaces and replacement of Baltimore Museum of Industry would assess each item and make recom- destroyed storage shelving and supplies. Baltimore, MD Roland Woodward mendations for conservation treatment. $5,000 Purchase of flat file cabinets and Center for Puppetry Arts preservation supplies to rehouse blueprints, Brown University Atlanta, GA Alan Louis plans, drawings, and other oversized archival Providence, RI Kimberly S. Nusco $5,000 A condition survey of 250 puppets materials related to the history of shipbuilding $5,000 Hiring a consultant to develop a treat- and related performing objects from around in Baltimore from the 1820s to the 1940s. ment plan for a collection of business records the world. From its collection the center has from the Arnold family of Rhode Island. selected twenty-five puppets from Africa, seventy Barnstable Historical Society from Europe, and 155 from North and South Barnstable, MA Robert D. Stewart Brown University America as representative of the full range of $4,999 A general preservation assessment of Providence, RI Jay Gaidmore countries, time periods, and media. These items Barnstable Historical Society’s manuscript $228,454 Development of a union database were used in various cultural contexts: rituals collections, including documentation of of online finding aids for archival hold- and religious functions, social commentary, early American glassmaking, New England’s ings on United States and state history cultural narratives, and childhood education. cranberry and fishing industries, and rare in various Rhode Island repositories. Native American land sale documents. Center for Southern Folklore California Institute of the Arts Memphis, TN Judith L. Peiser Valencia, CA Karen Baxter $210,951 Preservation and rehousing of 7,500 $5,000 The purchase of preservation supplies photographs, 30,000 feet of film, and 100 and equipment to rehouse 2,711 items in various 78-rpm disks related to African-American formats in the institute’s moving image collec- history and culture from the 1920s to the 1950s. tion of exploratory and experimental films.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 16 **Emergency Grant Center for Wooden Boats City of Methuen Conservation Center for Art Seattle, WA Betsy Davis Methuen, MA Tina Touma-Conway and Historic Artifacts $5,000 Consultation with a conservator to $4,844 A general preservation assessment Philadelphia, PA Ingrid E. Bogel prepare an institutional plan for conservation and staff training in the care and handling of $42,479* A regional preservation field policies and procedures and to train staff in documents. The City of Methuen’s archive service program that provides preserva- its implementation. The center maintains of public records includes town meeting tion surveys, workshops, technical a collection of wooden small boats, boat proceedings; tax lists; police reports; voter consultations, and educational materials to models, boat plans, books and periodicals, registrars; birth, death and marriage records; libraries, archives, museums, and historical photos, and archival materials on the mari- assessor’s records; treasurer’s records; deeds; organizations in the Mid-Atlantic states. time history of the Pacific Northwest. annual reports; resolutions; atlases; school site plans; and a set of the Massachusetts Acts and CUNY Research Foundation, Graduate School and University Center Chester County Historical Society Resolves dating from the town’s inception in New York, NY Dee L. Clayman West Chester, PA Ellen Endslow 1726 through the early twentieth century. $5,000 Hiring preservation consultants to con- $28,266* The addition of ten volumes to the duct a preservation assessment of the society’s City of Philadelphia, Department of Records Database of Classical Bibliography, an electronic textile collections. The clothing and clothing Philadelphia, PA Joan Decker resource containing the retrospective volumes of accessories include dresses, greatcoats, bonnets, $108,882 Development of an enhanced website l’Année philologique, the international bibliogra- petticoats, shoes, shirts, bibs, aprons, shawls, featuring historically significant collections at the phy of record for the field of classical studies. suspenders, and caps. These materials date from City of Philadelphia’s Department of Records Dallas Museum of Art the eighteenth century, and originate mainly in and the Free Library of Philadelphia and the Dallas, TX Gabriela Truly Philadelphia and southeastern Pennsylvania. creation of tools to increase the level of access to and usefulness of these collections for research- $600,000 Renovating storage space and purchas- Chicago Botanic Garden ers, students, and members of the general public. ing storage furniture to rehouse collections of Glencoe, IL Leora Siegel more than 13,000 works of art from around $55,911 Conservation of some 10,000 books, College of Southern Maryland, La Plata the world, as well as the museum’s archives. journals, and manuscripts related to the study La Plata, MD Patricia McGarry Delaware Public Archives and Delaware of horticulture in the U.S. since the late 1820s. $5,000 The purchase of archival supplies, Division of Libraries improvements in lighting, and training for Dover, DE Moira Conlan Children’s Museum of Oak Ridge, Inc. archives staff on proper collection care. Oak Ridge, TN Kay Palmateer The collection documents the history and $5,000 The creation of a state-wide consor- $5,000 Rehousing approximately 400 to 600 culture of southern Maryland and includes tium for disaster preparedness and response. objects of the museum’s collection of artifacts, personal papers, records of businesses and A preservation consultant would meet with documenting the history of Appalachia and organizations, historic sites, genealogical representatives of seventy-eight small and the community of Oak Ridge, Tennessee. research files, photographs, maps, artwork, mid-sized cultural institutions in Delaware for Collection items include quilts, toys, furni- oral histories, newspapers, and ephemera. workshop training and planning sessions, to be ture, dolls, and coal mining artifacts. The followed by the consultant’s report with recom- purchase of a light meter and environmental Columbia University mendations for implementation by the group. monitoring equipment would also address New York, NY Ehsan O. Yarshater Des Moines Art Center the storage needs of these collections. $76,728* Preparation of the Encyclopædia Des Moines, IA Rose Marie Wood Iranica, a multidisciplinary reference work Chippewa Valley Museum and research tool on Iranian history and $5,000 A conservation assessment of the Eau Claire, WI Susan M. McLeod civilization from prehistory to the present. center’s sculpture and tribal arts collec- $4,965 The purchase of environmental tions that would provide guidance for monitoring equipment and ultraviolet light filters Columbia University treatment, storage, and care of these materials. to protect a collection of documents, historic New York, NY Roger S. Bagnall Sculptures in the collection include works artifacts, agricultural tools and equipment, $340,217 Enhancements to an integrated by Richard Serra, Lee Bontecou, Charles photographs, and ephemera documenting information system of papyri collections with Joseph Biederman, and Louise Bourgeois. rural life in northwestern Wisconsin. access to catalog records, texts, images, and a Duquesne University bibliography, a new user interface, and better Pittsburgh, PA Patrick Juola City of Clayton integration with related scholarly databases, Clayton, MO Eric Gruenenfelder and expansion of the digital repository. $131,465 Development and evaluation of $1,600 A general preservation assessment of a prototype system for helping indexers, the book and manuscript collections of the Conservation Center for Art including authors and publishers, produce Martin Franklin Hanley House, a historic house and Historic Artifacts traditional back-of-the-book indexes. museum and farmstead in Clayton, Missouri. Philadelphia, PA Ingrid E. Bogel Eiteljorg Museum of American Indiana $57,521* A regional preservation field and Western Art service program that provides preserva- Indianapolis, IN Amy McKune tion surveys, workshops, technical consultations, and educational materials to $5,000 Purchase of storage furniture libraries, archives, museums, and historical to rehouse dresses, leggings, Ghost organizations in the Mid-Atlantic states. Dance shirts, and other objects related to nineteenth-century Plains Indian history.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 17 *Federal Matching Funds Ella Sharp Museum Franklin County Historical German American Heritage Center, Inc. Jackson, MI Jim Zuleski and Museum Society Davenport, IA Scharlott Blevins $5,000 Purchasing preservation materials to Malone, NY Anne Werley Smallman $4,966 A general preservation assess- rehouse historical clothing collections from $5,000 Purchase of archival preservation ment and development of a long-range the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. materials, storage supplies, and environmental plan for the care of letters, naturalization monitoring equipment for the paper-based papers, passports, photographs, audiotapes, Emory University collections of the society documenting the books, and artifacts documenting German Atlanta, GA David Eltis social, economic, agricultural, and educational immigration and settlement in the area of $349,641 The creation of a web-based resource history of Franklin County, New York. The Davenport, Iowa, from 1795 to the present. on the names, cultural identification, and collection includes numerous Civil War records migration patterns of Africans in the transat- and personal manuscript collections reflect- Gibbes Art Gallery lantic slave trade between 1819 and 1845. ing the activities of the 16th Regiment, New Charleston, SC Sara Courtenay Arnold York Volunteers. Among additional holdings $3,455 The purchase of storage supplies to Fitchburg State College are the records of the Northern New York preserve a collection of more than 1,000 Fitchburg, MA Robert Foley Institute for the Deaf-Mute, 1895–1920. cellulose nitrate photographic negatives $4,240 A general preservation assessment that feature images of Charleston’s archi- of the Fitchburg State College’s archives Friends of Iolani Palace tecture and landscapes of coastal South and manuscript collections, including the Honolulu, HI Malia Van Heukelem Carolina created between 1910 and 1945. personal papers of Robert Comier and $4,467 The purchase of storage furniture Robert Salvatore, noted authors of novels and environmental monitoring equipment to Grambling State University for adolescents and young adults. improve the care of collections at Iolani Palace. Grambling, LA Geoffrey N. Rugege Its holdings include furniture, paintings, decora- $332,112 Development of a web-based Florida State University tive objects, household items, and personal trilingual dictionary for Kinyarwanda, Swahili, Tallahassee, FL Joan E. Denman furnishings of the Hawaiian royal family, who and English. The two African languages are $5,000 Hiring a preservation consultant to lived there from the time it was built in 1882 widely spoken in East and Central Africa. assess the university’s collection of materials until the overthrow of the monarchy in 1893. Online collaboration tools would facilitate related to World War II and to examine the lexicographical work and allow users to propose storage capacity and preservation needs of the General Lew Wallace Study and Museum additions, subject to editorial approval. objects. One hundred items will be selected for Crawfordsville, IN Cinnamon Cay Catlin-Legutko a more thorough conservation assessment. $5,000 The purchase of equipment to monitor Greater Southwest Historical Museum environmental conditions at the General Lew Ardmore, OK Kristin Mravinec Folger Shakespeare Library Wallace Study and Museum, a National Historic $5,000 A general preservation needs assessment Washington, DC Stephen C. Enniss Landmark site. The museum’s collections of lit- of a museum holding furniture, tools, and other $350,000 Creation of a searchable data- erary works, memorabilia, historical objects, and artifacts, archaeological materials, textiles, base and digital facsimiles for 10,000 archival materials document the life of General books, and archives related to the history and items from the library’s collection of Lew Wallace (1827–1905), the author of cultures of Oklahoma and the Southwest from Shakespeare and Shakespeare-era images. Ben-Hur, and a major general in the Union army, the early 1700s to the twentieth century. a governor of the New Mexico Territory, and a Folger Shakespeare Library minister to Turkey. Hagley Museum and Library Washington, DC Stephen C. Enniss Wilmington, DE Theresa R. Snyder $119,598 The creation of a digital archive George Mason University $450,000 Installation of a climate control of pre-1641 quarto editions of Shakespeare’s Fairfax, VA Daniel J. Cohen system, purchase and installation of storage plays with a prototype for an interactive $300,000 Research, development, and test- furniture, and renovations to the Hagley interface, toolset, and enhanced functionality. ing of tools designed to locate documents in Museum Hall of Records to improve condi- large digital corpora, extract information, and tions for its artifact and library collections Fort Des Moines Museum analyze large-scale patterns across texts. on economic and business history. and Education Center Des Moines, IA Joseph Nolte Georgia O’Keeffe Museum Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati $7,990** Disaster recovery assistance Santa Fe, NM Barbara Buhler Lynes Cincinnati, OH Stephen A. Kaufman for the Fort Des Moines Museum. $5,000 Hiring a photographic consultant $25,000 Technical consultation for publishing to assess the preservation needs of 1,752 and maintaining an online, citation-based Foundation of American Institute photographs dating from 1910 to the dictionary of all dialects of ancient Aramaic for Conservation mid-1980s that were created by O’Keeffe from the tenth century BCE to 1400 CE. Washington, DC Eryl P. Wentworth or that document aspects of her work. $200,000 Professional development The Henry Ford through workshops offered around the Dearborn, MI Judith E. Endelman country for conservators responsible for $121,657 Cataloging and improving preserva- the care of humanities collections. tion of the land transport serials collection held by the Benson Ford Research Center, comprising more than 800 titles and 51,000 individual issues published from 1886 to the present.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 18 **Emergency Grant Heritage Museums and Gardens Internet Archive Johnson County Historical Society Sandwich, MA Jennifer Yunginger Madden San Francisco, CA Kristin Carpenter Negulescu Coralville, IA Shaner Magalhaes $5,000 The purchase of storage cabinets $106,395 Development of tools and meth- $14,741** Flood recovery for 1876 and shelving for large objects in the institu- odologies for indexing and analyzing the Coralville Schoolhouse Museum. tion’s American history collection, including textual parts of larger digital collections, carousel figures, carved birds, ship models, more focused browsing of the web, and KCSM weathervanes, furniture, and tools. unified access to data resources. San Mateo, CA Marilyn Lawrence $5,000 Hiring a recorded-sound preserva- Heritage Preservation Ithaka Harbors, Inc. tion specialist to conduct a comprehensive Washington, DC Jane S. Long New York, NY Eileen G. Fenton needs assessment of more than 27,000 audio $5,000** Public access to streaming $350,000 The development of a prototype recordings in the radio station’s jazz collection. video on coping with water damage. preservation service that will provide a practical model for the preservation of L.C. Bates Museum Hermitage digitized books. Portico and Cornell University Hinckley, ME Deborah Staber Hermitage, TN Kevin Michael Bartoy Library will analyze electronic book data, $5,000 Hiring a consultant to conduct preserva- $285,855 The completion of the cataloging identify a technological infrastructure to tion workshops for regional museum staff and of 800,000 artifacts from areas occupied from preserve electronic books, assess preservation volunteers and the purchase of preservation sup- 1804 to 1858 by enslaved African Americans on costs and recovery options, create sample plies for local history collections, archaeological Andrew Jackson’s residence and plantation. service-level agreements, and share the full artifacts, and collections related to life at an preservation model with the cultural orphanage, which operated from 1889 to 1930. Historical Society of Frankford heritage community. Philadelphia, PA Jack McCarthy Laramie Plains Museum $5,000 Purchase of archival storage supplies James Madison University Laramie, WY Connie Lindmier and equipment to preserve a collection of Harrisonburg, VA Julia Michele Merkel $4,960 Purchasing environmental monitor- personal papers, manuscripts, legal records, $5,000 The purchase of archival supplies to ing equipment and supplies to preserve a maps and deeds, photographs, government rehouse manuscript collections documenting textile collection that relates to the history and military records, works of art on paper, the history and culture of Augusta, Page, and culture of south central Wyoming. books, and newspapers documenting the history Rockingham, and Shenandoah Counties in A training workshop on the appropriate of Philadelphia and the surrounding area. Virginia. The collections, which date from the handling of textiles will include staffs of late eighteenth century to the present, include neighboring cultural and history institutions. Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary correspondence, diaries, deeds, wills, indentures, Jordanville, NY Vladimir V. Tsurikov and records from businesses in the Shenandoah Ligonier Valley Historical Society $4,783 A preservation assessment of approxi- Valley. Purchase of a media storage cabinet Laughlintown, PA James Koontz mately 10,000 books and 450 linear feet of will help to stabilize items in at-risk formats, $5,000 Consultation with a conservator archives, including rare Russian Orthodox such as microfilm and magnetic materials. to develop a long-range preservation plan theological books published before the Russian for archives related to the history of the Revolution, Russian émigré periodicals and Jewish Educational Media Ligonier Valley in Pennsylvania, during newspapers, and materials on Byzantine Brooklyn, NY Elkanah Shmotkin the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. history. The purchase of archival supplies $5,000 Hiring an audiovisual preservation recommended by a preservation consultant specialist to conduct a comprehensive assess- Litchfield Historical Society will be used to rehouse fragile materials. ment of 1,600 sound and image recordings Litchfield, CT Linda Marie Hocking in the media archives that date from 1920 $4,360 Hiring a consultant to conduct a House of Seven Gables Settlement Association to the present. The collections document preservation assessment of manuscripts, works Salem, MA Alexandria M. Mason all facets of Jewish life, with an emphasis of art on paper, maps, architectural draw- $5,000 A risk assessment, emergency planning, on the Lubavitch Chasidic tradition. ings, photographs, and posters related to the purchase of disaster recovery supplies, and history of Litchfield, Connecticut, from the the training of staff at the House of the Seven Jewish Theological Seminary of America eighteenth through the twentieth century. Gables. Disaster preparedness will help protect New York, NY Naomi Steinberger the site’s six historic homes, including the $4,800 Hiring an audiovisual preservation Little Compton Historical Society house where Nathaniel Hawthorne was born specialist to conduct a comprehensive needs Little Compton, RI Helen S. Bridge and the Turner-Ingersoll-Mansion (1668). assessment of the more than 10,000 sound $5,000 Purchase of storage furniture and recordings in the collection and provide in-house preservation supplies to rehouse artifacts, Hull Lifesaving Museum training to the library’s archivists and librarians. textiles, books, manuscripts, and other materi- Hull, MA Victoria Catherine Stevens The library has amassed a large and diverse als that document the history of Rhode Island $5,000 Consultation with preservation special- collection of sound recordings pertaining to from the 1700s to the twentieth century. ists on the preparation of a disaster preparedness the history of Jewish music and performance Lower East Side Tenement Museum and response plan and purchase of emergency in the twentieth century. The recordings also New York, NY Stephen H. Long supplies to protect rare books, photographs, and include speeches, radio broadcasts, and lectures artifacts documenting the history of maritime by prominent scholars and public figures $5,000 Purchase of storage furniture and lifesaving in America. The museum’s historic documenting the Jewish experience in America. preservation supplies to rehouse manuscripts, structure and location make it especially archives, photographs, and audio and vulnerable to coastal flooding and storms. video materials that illustrate life in Lower East Side tenement houses during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 19 **Emergency Grant Loyola University Michigan Technological University Mountain Home Public Library New Orleans, LA Patricia Nugent Houghton, MI Erik Charles Nordberg Mountain Home, ID Nancy Marshall $5,000 A preservation assessment and purchase $4,797 The purchase of preservation supplies $5,000 A preservation assessment and training of supplies for the university’s Monroe Library and equipment for the Michigan Tech Archive for staff of the Mountain Home Historical collections including materials relating to and the Copper County Historical Collections Museum, which collects and maintains literature and the arts, public affairs, and politi- documenting the social, cultural, economic and agricultural, mining, and ranching artifacts as cal movements. The holdings comprise 15,000 educational history of Michigan’s Keweenaw well as maps and county records that docu- books and 1,835 feet of manuscript and archival copper mining district. Holdings include ment the history of Idaho and the West. material dating from 1831 to the present. books, manuscripts, photographs, engineer- ing drawings, and historic newspapers. Muhlenberg College Macalester College Allentown, PA Diane Koch St. Paul, MN Ellen Holt-Werle Midwest Art Conservation Center $5,000 A preservation assessment of the $4,603 A general preservation assessment of Minneapolis, MN Colin D. Turner library’s special collections, which include rare the library’s collection of institutional records, $467,401 A regional preservation field service books, early twentieth-century sheet music, manuscripts, photographs, and audio-visual program that provides surveys, workshops and materials on the Pennsylvania Germans, and materials documenting the history of Macalaster seminars, disaster assistance, and information maps of Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley. College and the surrounding community. services to museums, historical organizations, libraries, and archives in the Upper Midwest. Museum of the Moving Image MacGregor Charitable Trust Astoria, NY Carl Goodman Estes Park, CO Jane Lopez Minnesota Historical Society $250,000 Cataloging of 4,028 material culture $5,000 The purchase of storage supplies St. Paul, MN Dennis Meissner artifacts from the silent-film era, along with and the training of staff and volunteers by $176,550 Arrangement and description of the digital imaging of approximately half of these. a conservation consultant in preparation for personal papers of Walter F. Mondale, along rehousing photographs, business and agricul- with selected digitization of photographs Naperville Heritage Society tural records, family papers, books, and other and the creation of a dedicated web portal. Naperville, IL Louise Howard materials that document the history of Estes $590,588 The purchase of storage furniture and Park, Colorado, and the MacGregor Ranch, Mint Museum of Art rehousing of approximately 24,000 items from a historic high mountain, working cattle Charlotte, NC Jonathan Stuhlman Naper Settlement’s archival and material culture ranch, museum, and youth education center. $5,000 A conservation assessment of the collections, which document the history of museum’s American paintings, which include Naperville from its pioneer days to the present. Maine Maritime Museum works by Thomas Sully, Gilbert Stuart, Thomas Bath, ME Christopher Hall Cole, George Bellows, and Robert Henri. National Book Foundation $197,582 The stabilization of the water- New York, NY Harold Augenbraum craft collection and construction of visible Mohawk Valley Heritage Association $5,000 A general preservation assessment of storage for 117 historic Maine boats. Amsterdam, NY Ann Marie Peconie the foundation’s archives documenting the $5,000 The purchase of preservation materials founding and development of the foundation Maitland Historical Society to house textiles, including hand-woven bed and its National Book Awards. The collection Maitland, FL Betty Sample sheets, quilts, Indian blankets, army blankets, includes the original letters of literary and politi- $5,000 Purchase of storage furniture to clothing, flags, and banners relating to the his- cal figures, including W. H. Auden, Wallace rehouse archives, photographs, audio and tory and culture of New York’s Mohawk Valley. Stevens, Ralph Ellison, William Faulkner, Saul video collections that illustrate life in Maitland, Bellow, Susan Sontag, and Dwight Eisenhower. Florida, and surrounding areas during the late Morris Museum, Inc. nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Morristown, NJ Deborah Farrar Starker National Czech and Slovak Museum $25,735* The purchase of cabinetry and and Library McArthur Public Library shelving for the visible storage of the Murtogh Cedar Rapids, IA David P. Muhlena Biddeford, ME Renee L. DesRoberts D. Guinness collection of American and $20,000** The salvage of flood-affected $4,330 A preservation assessment of the European mechanical musical instruments humanities-related materials from the National library’s special collections, including and automata, which date from the early Czech and Slovak Museum and Library. photographs of Biddeford and its environs sixteenth to the twentieth century. from the 1870s through 1960s, glass plate National Museum of Women in the Arts and film negatives from a local photography Mount Desert Island Historical Society Washington, DC Jason Michael Stieber studio active from 1900 to 1950, and archival Mount Desert, ME Charlotte Singleton $5,000 Purchase of storage furniture to materials documenting the history of this $5,000 Purchase of storage furniture and preserve archives documenting the history former textile-producing area, home to one of environmental monitoring equipment to of the museum and manuscripts related Maine’s largest Franco-American populations. preserve the drawings and blueprints of to noted twentieth-century women artists noted architect Fred L. Savage, who designed Frida Kahlo, Eulabee Dix, Doris Lee, Irene Michigan State University many summer homes and public buildings Rice Pereira, Edna Reindel, and others. East Lansing, MI Mark L. Kornbluh on Mount Desert Island from 1887 to 1926. $349,980 Preserving and providing access to the historic videotape collection and supporting production materials from the series American Black Journal produced by Detroit Public Television.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 20 **Emergency Grant National Orphan Train Complex, Inc. New York University Old Lyme-Phoebe Griffin Noyes Concordia, KS Stephanie Haiar New York, NY Roger Bagnall Library Association $5,000 Purchase of storage furniture and preser- $129,828 Development of technologies for Old Lyme, CT Jill Adams vation supplies to rehouse correspondence, vital integrated searching, dynamic mapping, and $5,000 A general preservation survey of library records, photographs, books, and other materials geographical correlation of web-based humani- and archival materials and training for staff that document the history of the Orphan Train ties collections, focusing on existing and newly in the care and handling of collections, which Movement in the United States, 1854 to 1930. digitized papyrological and epigraphic texts consist of family histories, genealogies, and related to Greek and Roman Libya and Egypt. church and cemetery records documenting the National Press Club Library and Archive history of Connecticut and New England. Washington, DC Christina Zamon Norman Rockwell Museum $5,000 Developing an emergency response and Stockbridge, MA Stephanie Haboush Plunkett Oregon Historical Society preparedness plan to protect the holdings of the $225,446 Arrangement and description of the Portland, OR MaryAnn T. Campbell National Press Club, the only archive dedicated Norman Rockwell Archival Collection, contain- $5,000 Purchase of preservation supplies to to the history of journalism in Washington, ing correspondence, business records, ephemera, rehouse 150 linear feet of archival collections, D.C. Holdings include 530 linear feet of and the contents of Rockwell’s art studio. including business records, military records, archival materials, 15,000 photographs, 1,000 ethnographic materials, correspondence, diaries, blueprints, 700 books, 400 works of art, 10,000 Northeast Document Conservation Center scrapbooks, playbills, posters, and advertising audio and video cassettes, the personal papers Andover, MA Lori Ranada Foley materials dating from the mid-1800s to the of notable journalists, including cartoonist $236,250 A preservation field service pro- present, reflecting the history and culture of Clifford Berryman, and the archives of gram that provides surveys, workshops and Oregon and the greater Pacific Northwest. the Women’s National Press Club. seminars, technical consultations, and disaster assistance to institutions in the Northeast. Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art Navy UDT-SEAL Museum Great Falls, MT Robert Anthony Durden Fort Pierce, FL Hilda Ruth McSween Oberlin College $5,000 A preservation assessment of the $5,000 Purchase of storage furniture and preser- Oberlin, OH Stephanie Wiles museum’s collections, consisting primarily vation supplies to rehouse artifacts, manuscripts, $590,900 The purchase of storage furni- of American Primitive wood sculptures and correspondence, maps, photographs, and other ture for more than 3,800 paintings and modern and contemporary art of the Northwest records documenting United States Naval objects from the Allen Memorial Art and Native-American art of the Northwest and Special Warfare operations since World War II. Museum’s collection of world art. the Plains. Purchase of shelving, supplies, and environmental monitoring equipment would New Harmony Working Men’s Institute Occidental College improve storage conditions for the collections. New Harmony, IN Sherry Graves Los Angeles, CA Emily Anne Bergman $4,383 The purchase of environmental $5,000 Staff training in disaster preparedness Pasadena Museum of History monitoring equipment to gauge humidity in and response and in the care and handling of Pasadena, CA Laura Verlaque the storage areas of the library, archives, and the college’s special collections that include $5,000 Hiring a consultant to conduct a museum. This institution serves as the public rare books, archival papers, photographs, preservation assessment of the archives of library for New Harmony Township and is also and other materials covering a wide variety the Pasadena Museum of History. Holdings a historic site of the intellectual and communal of topics, such as California history and include prints, negatives, slides, glass plates, societies known as New Harmony (1814–27) architecture, the works of poet Robinson stereographs, and postcards; photo albums and Athens on the Wabash (1828–1900). Jeffers, and the history of aviation. and scrapbooks; special collections; manuscripts; maps; ephemera; books; periodicals New York Public Library Ohio Historical Society and newspapers; and city directories. These New York, NY John Lundquist Columbus, OH Angela K. O’Neal materials range in date from the 1850s to $345,800 Cataloging of 1,500 volumes of $353,069 Digitization of 100,000 pages the present and relate to the history and Chinese rare books of the Ming and Qing of Ohio’s microfilmed newspapers from culture of the city of Pasadena, California. Dynasties, with conservation treatment and 1880 to 1922, as part of the National digitization of ninety-three volumes. Newspaper Digital Program. Pennsylvania State University, Main Campus University Park, PA Suzanne Kellerman New York University Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art $393,650 Digitization of 100,000 pages of New York, NY Howard A. Besser Biloxi, MS Anna Harris Pennsylvania newspapers, dating from 1880 $100,000 Eighteen internships for graduate $5,000 The purchase of supplies to rehouse to 1922, as part of the state’s participation in students to gain experience in the identifica- the museum’s collection of George E. Ohr the National Digital Newspaper Program. tion, inspection, treatment, cataloging, and ceramics, which had been quickly relocated after exhibition of moving images at museums, Hurricane Katrina and would now be placed Pennsylvania Trolley Museum, Inc. cultural organizations, and historical societies. in archival quality enclosures. These ceramics, Washington, PA Scottt R. Becker dating from 1879 to 1907, are early examples $4,800 The purchase of preservation sup- New York University of art pottery and are known for their fragility, plies to rehouse 20,000 images created from New York, NY Michele D’Arcy Marincola paper-thin edges, and highly colored glazes. 1890 to the present that document the his- $245,719 Graduate education in the conserva- tory of electric railways in Pennsylvania. tion of art and material culture collections.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 21 People, Inc. Rockland County Archives Sheldon Museum and Cultural Center, Inc. Williamsville, NY Lynn Beman Pomona, NY Peter J. Scheibner Haines, AK Jerrie Clarke $5,000 Purchase of storage furniture and $5,000 Purchase of preservation supplies to $4,547 Hiring a conservator to oversee the preservation supplies for the care of books, rehouse two collections of archival records remounting of Tlingit blankets and other correspondence, photographs, and artifacts documenting immigration and land use in textiles that reflect the art and culture of related to the historical treatment of the Rockland County, New York, from the early an Alaskan Native community. The proj- developmentally disabled in the United States. 1800s through the twentieth century. ect would also purchase the supplies and materials necessary to mount the textiles, Philadelphia Museum of Art Salem Art Association which are part of a permanent exhibit. Philadelphia, PA Innis Howe Shoemaker Salem, OR Sara Swanborn $50,000* The purchase of storage furniture $4,300 Hiring a preservation consultant to South Coast Railroad Museum for the museum’s 150,000 prints, drawings, conduct a conservation assessment of the Bush Goleta, CA Gary Brian Coombs and photographs, which will be relocated House Museum’s textile collection, reflecting $5,000 A conservation assessment of a to the recently acquired Perelman Building the history and culture of Salem, Oregon. Southern Pacific Railroad caboose, which after its renovation and expansion. is the most significant item in the museum’s San Diego Archaeological Center collection for the interpretation of the historic Poe Foundation, Inc. San Diego, CA Cindy T. Stankowski Goleta Depot, built in 1901 during comple- Richmond, VA Katarina Maria Spears $5,000 Hiring a consultant to create a disaster tion of the route between San Francisco and $4,992 A general preservation assessment and preparedness plan and to conduct staff training Los Angeles. The assessment will form the purchase of environmental monitoring equip- on the care and safety of archaeological artifacts basis for a conservation plan for the caboose, ment for the preservation of correspondence, that document the early culture of the San which is heavily used by museum visitors. books, artifacts, and other materials related to Diego region to the twentieth century. The the life of American poet Edgar Allen Poe. artifact collection includes prehistoric projectile Southeastern Library Network, Inc. points, other stone tools, and ceramic vessels. Atlanta, GA Marlee Dorn Givens Portland Museum $500,000 A regional preservation field Louisville, KY Nathalie Taft Andrews Sandusky Library service program that provides preserva- $364,126 The improvement of environmental Sandusky, OH Ron Davidson tion surveys, workshops, and educational conditions to preserve collections of historical $4,884 Purchase of storage supplies, a disaster materials to libraries, archives, and histori- objects, costumes, paintings, drawings, photo- recovery kit, and environmental monitoring cal organizations in the Southeast. graphs, books, documents, and oral histories that equipment to preserve the library’s archives and document the history of Portland, Kentucky. special collections documenting the history of Spelman College the city of Sandusky and Erie County, Ohio. Atlanta, GA Taronda Spencer Presidio La Bahia Foundation $122,742 The purchase and installa- Goliad, TX Newton M. Warzecha Sewall-Belmont House and Museum tion of compact shelving to house the $5,000 Engaging a conservator to conduct Washington, DC Mary Ann van Balgooy college’s archives and special collections, a general preservation assessment of a facil- $4,920 Consultation with a conservator which date from the late 1880s. ity holding tools, ceramics, architectural to plan for the storage of collections at the artifacts, and other archaeological objects that Sewall-Belmont House and Museum, the head- St. Michael’s College reflect the Spanish Colonial era in Texas. quarters of the historic National Women’s Party Colchester, VT Elizabeth Scott and the home of NWP’s founder, Alice Paul. $4,980 Hiring a photographic consultant to Quincy University The collections document the history of wom- assess the preservation needs of seventy-two Quincy, IL Patricia Tomczak en’s suffrage and equal rights campaigns from linear feet of photographic prints and negatives $5,000 A preservation assessment of rare book 1913 to the 1970s and include archival records, that document the work of the Society of Saint and archival collections, including a local history furniture, fine and decorative arts, textiles, and Edmund, a Catholic missionary order founded collection of documents and photographs memorabilia. in 1843, and active in the southern United on Quincy, Illinois, during the Civil War and States, particularly Alabama, North Carolina, steamboat eras; an early collection of African- Shady Side Rural Heritage Society and Louisiana, from 1937 to the present. American folklore; and a collection of books, Shady Side, MD Janet Harris Surrett manuscripts, and letters on seventeenth- and $4,991 Analysis of environmental monitor- Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens, Inc. eighteenth-century Franciscan missionary work ing data and development of a plan to Akron, OH Sylvia Schweri in Mexico and the American Southwest. improve environmental conditions in the $4,975 The purchase of equipment for historic Captain Salem Avery House, where monitoring environmental conditions in Stan RIPM Consortium Ltd. collections and exhibitions explore the Hywet Hall, a National Historic Landmark Baltimore, MD H. Robert Cohen history of a Chesapeake Bay community in Tudor Revival house, which contains 95 $350,000 The online retrieval of the full texts the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. percent of the furniture, decorative arts, of more than 500,000 scholarly articles on household goods, photographs, and works music from an online database that incorporates on paper that belonged to the Seiberling eighty-nine journals in thirteen languages family, cofounders of Goodyear Tire. and covers the period 1800 to 1950.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 22 *Federal Matching Funds State Historical Society of Missouri Tudor Place Foundation, Inc. University of California, Berkeley Columbia, MO Seth Andrew Smith Washington, DC Leslie Buhler Berkeley, CA Deborah Winthrop Anderson $179,740 Digitization of 100,000 pages $5,000 A conservation assessment of paintings $40,000* Incorporation into the of Missouri newspapers, dating from and miniatures in order to identify treatment Unicode standard of fifteen histori- 1880 to 1922, as part of the National priorities and recommendations for rehousing. cal and minority language scripts. Digital Newspaper Program. Tudor Place was the home of Thomas Peter and Martha Parke Custis Peter, the granddaughter University of California, Berkeley Strawbery Banke Museum of Martha Washington, and was occupied by Berkeley, CA James A. Matisoff Portsmouth, NH Kimberly Alexander six generations of one family until 1983. The $50,000 Consultation to develop a long-term $4,998 The purchase of cleaning equipment works of art to be surveyed include many early sustainability plan for an online etymological and storage materials for the museum’s textile portraits, such as a 1794 miniature in watercolor dictionary and thesaurus of Proto-Sino-Tibetan, collections. The textile collections help to on ivory of George Washington, which was the common ancestor of languages spoken document the early history and culture of painted by Walter Robinson at the request of in China, India, and Southeast Asia. Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and com- Martha Custis Peter upon her engagement. munities along the Piscataqua River. University of California, Los Angeles Tufts University Los Angeles, CA Willemina Z. Wendrich Sullivan County Historical Society, Inc. Medford, MA Gregory R. Crane $350,000 The second phase of development of Sullivan, IN Anthony Stringfellow $284,999 Research on methods to generate a an online encyclopedia with 1,000 peer-reviewed $12,975** Emergency protection of dynamic lexicon for a text corpus in a digital entries averaging 1,500 words on the history collections after June 2008 flood. library. Using Greek and Latin texts, the project and culture of Egypt from 5500 BCE to 641 CE. would investigate processes to enumerate SUNY Research Foundation, possible senses for the words being defined University of California, Riverside Buffalo State College and provide detailed syntactic information and Riverside, CA Henry L. Snyder Buffalo, NY Elizabeth S. Pena statistical data about their use in a corpus. $200,000 The creation of 17,500 full bib- $250,000 Graduate training for conserva- liographic records for items published from tors specializing in the preservation of Tufts University 1642 to 1701, which will complete the base humanities collections, including ethno- Medford, MA Gregory R. Crane file of the English Short Title Catalog. graphic and archaeological materials, works $119,992 Creation of a digital collection of on paper, books, and photographs. fragmentary writings of Greek historians and University of California, Santa Barbara development of a virtual research environ- Santa Barbara, CA M. Patricia Fumerton SUNY Research Foundation ment for Greco-Roman antiquity using $350,000 Digitizing images of 1,500 Albany, NY Jeremy Linden grid technologies that would be broadly seventeenth-century English ballads held by the $5,000 The purchase of environmental applicable to other humanities disciplines. British Library, as well as illustrative woodcuts, monitoring equipment for the State University facsimile transcriptions, contextual essays, and of New York, Fredonia Archives and Special University of Arkansas, Fayetteville audio files of sung versions of the ballads, and Collections of more than 1,600 linear feet of Fayetteville, AR Jesse Casana incorporating them into an electronic archive. institutional archives and manuscript collections $338,045 The creation of a digital archaeo- documenting the history of the university, the logical atlas of selected sites from the greater University of Chicago Seneca Nation, and western New York State. Near East (North Africa to Central Asia) Chicago, IL Matthew W. Stolper based on CORONA satellite images. $350,000 Cataloging and digitizing Texas A & M Research Foundation administrative documents dating from 500 College Station, TX Patricia Clabaugh University of Arkansas, Monticello BCE from Persepolis, the chief imperial $3,436 Hiring a consultant to conduct general Monticello, AR Mary Cleta Heady residence of the Achaemenid kings in the preservation and management assessments of $4,982 The purchase of archival preservation homeland of the ancient Persian Empire. tools, ceramics, and other ethnographic objects, supplies and a training workshop for the staff of field records, photographs, and other records the University’s archives and special collec- University of Chicago associated with archaeological research sites tions. The collection includes 603 linear feet Chicago, IL Nathan S. Tarcov in the United States and around the world. of books and periodicals and 110 linear feet $30,000** Leo Strauss Center. of newspaper materials in print and microfilm Thomas Jefferson Foundation, Inc. University of Colorado, Boulder documenting the history of Southeast Arkansas, Charlottesville, VA Jillian E. Galle Boulder, CO Allaina Wallace the University of Arkansas at Monticello, and $132,832 The development of an integrated the Ashley, Drew, and Northern Railroads. $4,978 A general preservation assessment digital archive of diverse archaeological and of archives comprised of 1,400 maps, 8,000 historical data related to the experiences University of California, Berkeley photographic prints, 1,400 glass plate nega- of African slaves who labored on seven- Berkeley, CA Charles Bailey Faulhaber tives, 1,600 color slides, 7,000 ice charts, and teenth-, eighteenth- and nineteenth-century $15,000* The upgrading and enhancement 38 cubic feet of manuscripts documenting sugar plantations in the Caribbean. of a web-based bio-bibliographical database, the history of science and exploration in cold PhiloBiblon, which currently provides regions. The collections include the historical Tudor Place Foundation, Inc. access to major projects on the culture records of the World Data Center and the Washington, DC Leslie Buhler of medieval and early modern Spain. National Snow and Ice Data Center. $30,000** At-risk archives at Tudor Place.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 23 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant University of Delaware University of Michigan University of Pennsylvania Newark, DE Debra H. Norris Ann Arbor, MI Mary Lynn Heininger Philadelphia, PA Grant Frame $256,680 Graduate education in the con- $5,000 Preservation planning and environ- $251,046 Online publication of the offi- servation of material culture collections. mental monitoring at Fair Lane, a National cial inscriptions of the rulers of ancient Historic Landmark, built in 1915 for Henry Assyria, which are preserved on clay University of Denver and Clara Ford. The historic house museum, tablets and other artifacts. The project Denver, CO Brooke Rohde with its original furnishings as well as period would also provide transliterations, transla- $3,675 Hiring of a conservator to conduct and reproduction pieces, is used to examine tions, and bibliographic information. a preservation needs assessment of collec- the Ford family’s impact on American life. tions of basketry, pottery, ceramics, and University of Southern Maine other archaeological artifacts representing a University of Michigan Portland, ME Yolanda Theunissen wide range of cultures from the American Ann Arbor, MI Nancy McGovern $466,009 The purchase of compact stor- Southwest and around the world. $299,177 Four week-long workshops for age systems for the Osher Map Library advanced training in the preservation of and the rehousing of 100,000 rare and University of Florida digital materials in cultural institutions and six semi-rare maps, atlases, globes, and explor- Gainesville, FL Rebecca M. M. Nagy shorter topical workshops, addressing selected ers’ accounts dating from 1475 to 1950. $226,685* The improvement of storage and issues in depth. A total of 192 members of the environmental conditions for the Harn Museum managerial and technical staffs of collecting University of Texas of Art’s 6,200 works of African and Asian art, institutions would participate. In addition, an Austin, TX Mary Ellen Cunningham-Kruppa modern art of Europe and the Americas, inter- online introductory tutorial on the basics of $504,204 The graduate education of national contemporary art, and photography. digital preservation would be freely available. conservators and preservation administra- tors in the care of library and archival University of Georgia University of Montana collections in the humanities. Athens, GA William Kretzschmar, Jr. Missoula, MT Donna E. McCrea $349,600 Digitization of interviews from $5,000 Hiring a photographic preservation University of Texas the Linguistic Atlas Project, including 6,400 consultant to assess a collection of 50,000 Austin, TX Mary Ellen Cunningham-Kruppa hours of audio interviews with speakers of historic images dating from 1860 to the 1980s $5,225* The education of preservation admin- American English from the 1960s to the 1990s. and housed in the Maureen and Mike Mansfield istrators and conservators in the care of library Library at The University of Montana-Missoula. and archival collections in the humanities. University of Hawai'i, Manoa Honolulu, HI Joan Hori University of Nebraska University of Texas $200,000 Digitization of 25,000 pages Lincoln, NE Mark Joseph Awakuni-Swetland Austin, TX Don E. Carleton of Hawai'i newspapers, dating from $348,800 The preparation of an online $173,930 Conservation of ten linear feet 1880 to 1922, as part of the National dictionary of Omaha and Ponca, mutu- of diaries and other papers of Stephen F. Digital Newspaper Program. ally intelligible Siouan languages spoken Austin and his family related to the creation in Nebraska and Oklahoma. of the Republic of Texas, 1676 to 1873. University of Illinois Champaign, IL Laura Kozuch University of North Carolina University of Toronto $111,278 The completion of the cataloging Chapel Hill, NC Steven M. Weiss Toronto, Canada Antonette diPaolo Healey and rehousing of around 500 cubic feet of $138,273 The transfer to digital format of $100,000 The preparation of entries for the materials excavated since 1920 at Cahokia, a 2,350 hours of analog audio recordings Dictionary of Old English, a historical diction- prehistoric site in Illinois dated 1200 to 1300 CE. from seven collections held in the univer- ary based on the entire extant corpus of Old sity’s Southern Folklife Collection, which English texts written between 650 and 1150 CE. University of Illinois documents the history and culture of the Urbana, IL Ellen Swain region through music and oral history. University of Toronto $4,998 The purchase of preservation supplies Toronto, Canada Antonette diPaolo Healey and environmental monitoring equipment for University of North Carolina $133,000* The preparation of entries for the the Stewart S. Howe Collection, one of the larg- Charlotte, NC Robert A. McInnes Dictionary of Old English, a historical diction- est collections of national fraternity and sorority $3,228 Hiring an audiovisual preservation ary based on the entire extant corpus of Old materials in the United States. It contains over specialist to conduct a comprehensive needs English texts written between 650 and 1150 CE. 350 cubic feet of records, dating from 1810 to assessment of 804 reels of historic televi- the present, including books, journals, newslet- sion news film from 1959 to 1981, produced University of Tulsa Tulsa, OK ters, clippings, correspondence, photographs, by Charlotte’s WBTV, the oldest television I. Marc Carlson and student files reflecting campus life at more broadcasting station in the Carolinas. $4,500 A preservation assessment of books, than 300 American colleges and universities. manuscripts, periodicals, maps, and post- University of Oklahoma ers in the special collections of McFarlin University of Illinois Norman, OK Sean O’Neill Library. Collection strengths include archival Urbana, IL Mary Stuart $348,800 Fieldwork on the grammar, lexicon, materials on literary authors, such as James $402,222 The cataloging of 1,100 newspaper and storytelling traditions of the Plains Apache, Joyce, V. S. Naipaul, Rebecca West, and titles as part of Illinois’s participation in speakers of an endangered Athabaskan F. Scott Fitzgerald; historical resources the United States Newspaper Program. language in Oklahoma. The project would on Oklahoma and Tulsa; and modernist result in a database, which would be used to literature of the early twentieth century. produce a dictionary and a collection of texts.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 24 *Federal Matching Funds University of Virginia Walters Art Museum Charlottesville, VA Edward F. Gaynor Baltimore, MD William Noel $49,557 Conservation treatment of four linear $307,500 Cataloging and digitizing 236 Islamic feet of the John Randolph papers. Randolph illuminated manuscripts, which contain (1773–1833) was a Virginia planter, slave owner 53,000 folios that date from the ninth to the and, later, liberator and influential congressman. nineteenth century. Images and catalog data would be freely accessible via the museum’s University of Wisconsin website and available through a portal main- Eau Claire, WI Colleen McFarland tained by Johns Hopkins University. $4,837 A general preservation assessment of a collection of manuscripts, county and Washington County Historical Society municipal records, and business archives and Museum documenting the history, culture, social life Portland, OR Jennifer Kozik and industry in the Chippewa Valley region. $4,965 Purchasing storage furniture to rehouse the historical society’s collections, includ- University of Wisconsin ing Native American artifacts, agricultural Madison, WI Joan H. Hall implements, furniture, logging tools, textiles, $50,000 The compilation of the fifth and and library and archival materials, related to sixth volumes of the Dictionary of American the history and culture of the Portland area. Regional English, which documents geographical differences in the vocabulary, pronunciation, Washington State Library and morphology of American English. Olympia, WA Marlys Rudeen $341,424 Digitization of 100,000 pages University of Wisconsin of Washington State’s microfilmed news- Madison, WI Russell Panczenko papers from 1880 to 1922, as part of the $4,958 A conservator’s assessment of the National Newspaper Digital Program. collections of the Chazen Museum of Art to identify potential risks and recommend Women’s Studio Workshop preventative measures to protect the collections Rosendale, NY Ann E. Kalmbach during the construction phase of a building $5,000 Purchase of storage furniture and expansion and renovation. The assessment preservation supplies to rehouse archives, would also guide revisions to the museum’s scrapbooks, photographs, posters, and other plan for disaster preparedness and response. records documenting the work of women artists and the history of the Women’s Studio University of Wisconsin Workshop since its founding in 1974. Madison, WI Sissel Schroeder $5,000 A general preservation assessment and Woodlawn Museum the creation of a long-term preservation plan Ellsworth, ME Rosamond S. Rea for archaeological, ethnographic, and biological $5,000 A preservation assessment of a rare and artifacts. The collections are used for research nationally significant bed manufactured in 1827 and teaching and include stone and bone in the Napoleonic style, including its original tools, pottery, clay figurines, basketry, textiles, bed-hangings, valance, curtains, and cornice archives, maps, and photographs documenting elements. Accompanying archival materials archaeological sites from around the world. contain bills of sale, an unused bolt of silk fringe, original drawings and notes made by the Ursinus College upholsterer on the fabrication and installation, Collegeville, PA Julie M. Choma and photographs of the bed from 1880 to 1900. $5,000 A condition survey of fifty-five modern works of outdoor sculpture held by Woodrow Wilson Presidential Libraries the college’s museum, including pieces by Staunton, VA Eric James Vettel Lynn Chadwick, J. Seward Johnson, G. Noble $5,000 A preservation assessment of archival Wagner, Steve Tobin, and Harry Bertoia. materials relating to the life and presidency of Woodrow Wilson, including the papers Vassar College of President Wilson’s personal physician and Poughkeepsie, NY Sabrina Pape confidante, documents and photographs from $5,000 A preservation assessment of humanities Wilson’s military driver during battlefield tours, collections held in the main library’s special and correspondence from the family of Wilson’s collections and in the art library and music first wife. The purchase of archival supplies will library. With a particular strength in English be used to rehouse documents and photographs. and American literature, the collections include books, journals, music scores, videos, sound recordings, microfilm, and maps.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 25 *Federal Matching Funds DIVISION OF PUBLIC PROGRAMS

Through the Division of Public Programs, NEH supports humanities programs that reach large and diverse public audiences through radio and television programs, interpretive exhibitions, reading and ﬁlm discussion series, lectures, conferences, and symposia.

PUBLIC PROGRAMS 26 Humanities Projects in Educational Broadcasting Corporation New York Foundation for the Arts New York, NY New York, NY Libraries and Archives Stephen Segaller Oren Rudavsky $30,000** Picturing America on Screen. $53,500 Development of a two-hour documentary exploring the modern ideol- Grants support the use and interpretation of Film Arts Foundation ogy of Zionism, an accompanying website, collections in libraries and archives. San Francisco, CA Matthew Gary Davis a study guide, and a companion book. $70,000 Scripting of three half-hour segments Abraham Lincoln Foundation and detailed treatments for seven additional seg- New York Foundation for the Arts Philadelphia, PA James M. Mundy ments for an animated television series featuring New York, NY Daniel Anker $30,000** Love of Country Leads. teenage detectives who solve historical puzzles. $695,500 Production of a ninety-minute documentary film about the attempt to save Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Filmmakers Collaborative, Inc. Museum Foundation the icebound community of Nome, Alaska, Waltham, MA Kathryn P. Dietz Springfield, IL Richard E. Beard from a diphtheria epidemic in 1925. $70,000 Scripting of a ninety-minute $400,000 Implementation of a panel exhibition film about Johnny Cash, the iconic Old Stone House of Brooklyn about the life and times of Abraham Lincoln country singer/songwriter. Brooklyn, NY Karen Thorsen that is traveling to forty sites, with a companion $30,000 Planning of a ninety-minute television publication, curricular materials, summer Filmmakers Collaborative, Inc. documentary, multimedia museum exhibit, workshops serving 200 teachers, and reading Waltham, MA Austin Hoyt study guides, and a website that explore and film discussion programs for the public. $70,000 Scripting of a sixty-minute documen- the life and writing of Thomas Paine. tary film about the efforts of the American American Library Association Relief Administration to combat starvation Project Rebirth, Inc. Chicago, IL Susan E. Brandehoff in the new Soviet Union from 1921–23. New York, NY Sara R. Isaacs $179,618 Implementation of a traveling panel $30,000** Project Rebirth. exhibition, related public programming, training, Filmmakers Collaborative, Inc. and companion digital and curricular materials Waltham, MA Tracy Heather Strain WGBH Educational Foundation about the life of Benjamin Franklin and his $75,000 Development of a ninety-minute Boston, MA Mark Samels contributions to the founding of the United documentary, website, and curriculum $1,000,000 Production of a multiplatform media States, to circulate to thirty sites nationwide. materials exploring the life, work, and times project on the Freedom Riders, the hundreds of African-American playwright and activ- of civil rights activists who challenged segrega- Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History ist Lorraine Hansberry (1930–65). tion in interstate transport in the American New York, NY Susan F. Saidenberg South during the spring and summer of 1961. $400,000 The production of a six-section panel GWETA, Inc. exhibition, “Abraham Lincoln: A Man of Washington, DC Jeff Bieber WGBH Educational Foundation His Time, A Man for All Times,” to travel to $75,000 Development of a two-hour film that Boston, MA Margaret Drain forty libraries and be accessible online along would examine the history of the conservative $100,000* Production of two one-hour with an exhibition brochure, a multimedia movement in twentieth-century America. programs of a five-part television series and resource kit and video, and programming for a website that will explore key events in the public at both the local and national levels. GWETA, Inc. American and Native American history. Washington, DC Jeff Bieber Humanities Projects in Media $30,000 Production of a four-part film WGBH Educational Foundation series about Jewish immigration to North Boston, MA Margaret Drain Grants support the planning, scripting, and America and about the integration of $500,000 The distribution, onto a broad range production of television and radio programs for Jews into the fabric of American life. of media platforms, of the television biographies general audiences. of seven twentieth-century presidents—Franklin Minnesota Public Radio Roosevelt, Harry Truman, Lyndon Johnson, Catticus Corporation St. Paul, MN Kate Moos Richard Nixon, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, Berkeley, CA Michael Schwarz $79,554 Production of a one-hour radio and George Herbert Walker Bush—who $800,000 Production of a two-hour his- program, together with a companion defined the modern American presidency. torical television documentary, website, and website, on Tatanka Iyotanka (Sitting WGBH Educational Foundation DVD that examine the rich and complex Bull), and development of six treatments Boston, MA Pierre Valette intermingling of Muslims, Christians, and profiling significant figures in the history Jews in medieval Spain from the Muslim of religious thought around the world. $800,000 Production of three half-hour episodes conquest in 711 through the consolidation on the history and culture of India, Kenya, National Children’s Book of Christian power in the fifteenth century. and Chile for Postcards from Buster, a television and Literacy Alliance series for children six to eight years old; in Franklin, MA City Lore: NY Center for Urban Folk Culture Mary Brigid Barrett addition, support of material on six countries New York, NY Ric Burns $25,000** Web portal for “Our for the Arthur website and the Arthur’s World White House” initiative. $70,000 Scripting of a two-hour documentary exhibit at the Boston Children’s Museum. film exploring the history of the American National Forensic League whaling industry from the seventeenth Ripon, WI Mary L. Hagy century through the late nineteenth century. $30,000** Now Debate This.

PUBLIC PROGRAMS 27 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant WNYC Radio Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum Elmhurst Historical Museum New York, NY Sara Fishko Austin, TX David Albert Denney Elmhurst, IL Leslie Goddard $100,000 Production of two one-hour radio $25,000 Implementation of a large traveling $1,000 Public programming to accompany programs, ten shorter modules (eight to exhibition, a smaller format traveling ver- the traveling exhibition “Going Places.” fourteen minutes each) and digital compo- sion, and educational and public programs nents on the history and culture of jazz in exploring immigration through the port of Jewish Museum of Maryland New York during the 1950s and 1960s. Galveston, Texas, from 1845 to 1924. Baltimore, MD Karen Falk $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition, Women Make Movies, Inc. Boston Children’s Museum a catalog, a website, and educational and New York, NY Michele Midori Fillion Boston, MA Leslie Swartz public programs examining Jewish foodways $635,000 Production of a one-hour documen- $400,000* Implementation of an interactive, as expressions of tradition and adaptation. tary film and companion website focusing trilingual traveling exhibition for children on women reporters of World War II. exploring contemporary Chinese culture. Journey through Hallowed Ground Partnership Waterford, VA Beth Erickson Humanities Projects in Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History Bryan, TX Deborah F. Cowman $30,000** Exhibition of the American Ideal. Museums and Historical $1,000 NEH on the Road: “Carnaval.” Organizations Kansas African American Museum, Inc. Butler County History Center Wichita, KS Anita Knox El Dorado, KS Deborah L. Amend Grants support the planning and implementa- $1,000 NEH on the Road: “Wrapped in Pride.” $1,000 NEH on the Road: “Asian Games.” tion of exhibitions, publications, and other Kansas City, Public Library-West programming in museums and historical City of Dublin Wyandotte Branch organizations. Dublin, CA Elizabeth M. Isles Kansas City, KS Sarah Ann Bohndorf Aquila Theatre Company Inc. $1,000 NEH on the Road: “Farm Life.” $1,000 NEH on the Road: “Asian Games.” New York, NY Peter Meineck City of Greeley Museums Lafayette Natural History Museum & $292,585 Implementation of a series of Greeley, CO Christopher L. Dill Planetarium Foundation reading and performance discussion programs Lafayette, LA Deborah J Clifton in seven states and a website about how $1,000 Public programming to accom- $1,000 NEH on the Road: “Wrapped in Pride.” the themes of classical Greek and Roman pany the traveling exhibition “Asian Games: The Art of Conquest.” drama continue to resonate today across a Los Angeles County Museum of Art variety of racial and ethnic subcultures. City of Wapakoneta 175th Anniversary Los Angeles, CA Linda Komaroff Committee and Wapakoneta Area $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibi- Arizona State University Chamber of Commerce tion, catalog, website, symposium, and Tempe, AZ Nancy L. Dallett Wapakoneta, OH Rachel D. Barber educational and public programs examining $39,999 Planning for an online encyclo- $1,000 NEH on the Road: “Heroes of the Sky.” pre-modern Islamic patterns of gift-giving. pedia of Arizona history and culture. Cleveland Museum of Art Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art Atlanta Historical Society Cleveland, OH Timothy Rub Shawnee, OK Dane Pollei Atlanta, GA Michael Rose $41,910 Planning of a traveling exhibition, $1,000 NEH on the Road: “Grass Roots.” $40,000 Planning of an exhibition that catalog, introductory film, symposium, examines the relationship of barbecue to Maine Humanities Council website, and public and educational programs regional and national culture and how Portland, ME Victoria B. Bonebakker exploring relics and reliquaries from Late themes of race, politics, class, religion, and Antiquity to the end of the Middle Ages. $399,508 Implementation of a reading and concepts of community and identity can discussion series with training workshops be recognized and celebrated with food. Decatur Public Library Foundation using humanities literature to improve staff Decatur, IL Maria Dent understanding of patients at fifteen Veterans Barrington Area Historical Society Administration hospitals in ten states. Barrington, IL Michael Harkins $1,000 Public programming to accompany the traveling exhibition “Farm Life.” $1,000 NEH on the Road: “Going Places.” Martha’s Vineyard Historical Society Denver Art Museum Edgartown, MA Keith P. Gorman Bass Museum of Art Denver, CO Timothy J. Standring $39,903 Planning for a permanent Miami Beach, FL Ruth Grim $75,000* Implementation of a travel- exhibition and related educational and $7,200* Implementation of a traveling ing exhibition, a catalog, a website, a public programs exploring how the his- exhibition, two catalogs, a symposium, symposium, and other educational and tory and culture of Martha’s Vineyard and educational and public programming public programs exploring how French was shaped by its island location. exploring mid-century Miami’s history, Impressionists drew on the art of the past. architecture, and decorative arts. El Paso Museum of History El Paso, TX Barbara Angus $1,000 Public programming to accompany the traveling exhibition “Going Places.”

PUBLIC PROGRAMS 28 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant Martha’s Vineyard Historical Society Norman Rockwell Museum Tunica Museum Edgartown, MA Keith P. Gorman Stockbridge, MA Laurie Norton Moffatt Tunica, MS Richard Taylor $208,550 Implementation of a virtual exhibi- $30,000** “The Pleasures of Recognition: $1,000 NEH on the Road: “Heroes of the Sky” tion for family audiences about the social and Norman Rockwell’s Inspiration and Influences.” economic history of New England whaling, Uinta County Museum using as its centerpiece a shipboard journal Old Red Museum of Dallas County Evanston, WY Barbara Allen Bogart written by a child during a voyage in 1868–71. History & Culture $1,000 NEH on the Road: “Heroes of the Sky” Dallas, TX Jessica Jernigan Mexican Cultural Institute $1,000 NEH on the Road: “Going Places” University of Maryland Washington, DC Alejandra de la Paz Baltimore, MD Maurice Berger $30,000** Juan Quezada: From Paquime Petroleum Museum $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition, a to the Master Potters of Mata Ortiz. Midland, TX Katherine G. Shannon catalog, a film festival, a website, and related $1,000 NEH on the Road: “Going Places” educational and public programs exploring Mid-America Arts Alliance how visual images shaped and transformed Kansas City, MO Mary K. McCabe Please Touch Museum the fight for civil rights in the U.S. Philadelphia, PA $1,500,000 Reconfiguration of four Kathryn Matthew NEH-funded exhibitions into smaller versions $20,000* Implementation of an exhibi- University of Pennsylvania and managing all the logistical details of their tion interpreting Philadelphia’s 1876 Philadelphia, PA Kathleen Ryan travel to smaller museums over three years. Centennial Exhibition, to be installed $39,768 Planning for a traveling exhibition on in a new museum building. African healing practices and their relation- Museum of Fine Arts, Boston ships to cultural values, past and present. Boston, MA Ronni Baer Seattle Art Museum Seattle, WA $75,000* Implementation of a traveling exhibi- Barbara Brotherton University of Richmond tion, a catalog, films, and related programs $400,000 Implementation of a traveling Richmond, VA Elizabeth Schlatter on paintings, sculpture, and decorative arts exhibit and a companion website on the art $1,000 NEH on the Road: “Wrapped in Pride” produced in Spain between 1598 and 1621. and culture of the coastal Salish people. University of Southern California Museum of Northern Arizona Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce Los Angeles, CA Marsha Kinder Flagstaff, AZ Kelley A. Hays-Gilpin Sedalia, MO Annette Ray $74,997 Planning of interactive history $40,000 Planning for a traveling $1,000 Public programming to accompany software, a website, a multimedia traveling exhibition on Hopi culture. the traveling exhibition “Farm Life.” exhibition, and “database documentary” television programs about Jewish American National Agricultural Center and Hall of Fame Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation immigration and cultural identity issues. Bonner Springs, KS Kathleen Ann Alexander New York, NY Alexandra Munroe $1,000 NEH on the Road: “Farm Life” $750,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibi- VA Sesquicentennial of the tion, a catalog, a website, a symposium, and American Civil War Commission National Constitution Center related educational and public programs exam- Richmond, VA Cheryl Jackson Philadelphia, PA Steve M. Frank ining the impact of Asian art, literature, and $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibi- $271,910 Implementation of a traveling philosophy on American art from 1860 to 1970. tion, a smaller mobile museum version, panel exhibition about how Abraham and a low-security exhibit, on the Civil Lincoln used constitutional tools to preserve Texarkana Regional Arts War events in Virginia as representa- and Humanities Council the union and end slavery, which will tour tive of the larger national experience. Texarkana, TX Brian Goesl twenty-five public libraries in collaboration with the American Library Association. $1,000 Public programming to accom- Virginia Historical Society pany the traveling exhibition “Kent Richmond, VA Charles F. Bryan, Jr. Newark Museum Cloth: Wrapped in Pride.” $50,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibi- Newark, NJ Christa Clarke tion, a website, and educational and public Texas A & M University at Kingsville $40,000 Planning of the reinstallation of the programs comparing and contrasting Civil War Kingsville, TX Hal Ham Newark Museum’s collection of African art. generals Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant. $1,000 Public programming to accompany Newberry Library the traveling exhibition “Going Places.” Virginia Historical Society Chicago, IL Scott Manning Stevens Richmond, VA Charles F. Bryan, Jr. Trigg C. M. Russell Foundation, Inc. $399,990 Implementation of an interactive $25,000* Implementation of a traveling exhibi- Great Falls, MT Anne Morand website on the cultures and history of the tion, a website, and educational and public Indian tribes of the Midwest and on the $100,000* Implementation of a permanent programs comparing and contrasting Civil War changes and issues they have faced over time. exhibition with a website and public and generals Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant. school programs about the history of humans’ New-York Historical Society interaction with bison and how the bison New York, NY Louise Mirrer became a symbol of Native American culture, $75,000 Planning for a temporary exhibi- the American West, and our national identity. tion, a catalog, a website on Abraham Lincoln and his relationship to New York City, and a traveling nine-panel exhibition that will circulate nationwide.

NATIONALPUBLIC PROGRAMS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 293 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant Williams College Aldo Leopold Foundation Lower East Side Tenement Museum Williamstown, MA Deborah M. Rothschild Baraboo, WI Wellington Huffaker New York, NY Renee Epps $30,000* Implementation of a traveling $45,000 Planning to develop a new inter- $40,000 Planning an exhibit and programs inter- exhibition with a catalog and a public sym- pretation of the Aldo Leopold Shack preting the backyard as used by tenants from posium about a remarkable American couple and Farm, home of a key figure in the 1864 to 1905, exploring themes of urban sanita- living well in France in the 1920s and thirties, twentieth-century conservation movement. tion, technological change, and social reform, who influenced the transatlantic exchange and the uses of rear yards as communal spaces. of ideas about modern art and music. American Precision Museum Windsor, VT Carrie Brown Mark Twain House Winterthur Museum $39,642 Planning of a major permanent exhibi- Hartford, CT Jeffrey L. Nichols Winterthur, DE Wendy A. Cooper tion on the rise of precision manufacturing and $30,000** Visitor and educational services. $40,000 Planning of a traveling exhibi- its importance in American industrial history. tion, catalog, interactive website, regional New Bedford Whaling Museum travel guide, symposium, and public Billings Farm and Museum New Bedford, MA Madelyn Shaw and educational programs exploring the Woodstock, VT David A. Donath $50,000* Implementation of a permanent diversity of furniture-making and owner- $40,000 Planning for reinstallation of a core exhibition with an audio tour about ship in the region in the period. permanent exhibition at Historic Billings the human fascination with whales and Farm and development of accompanying the history of whaling in New Bedford, Yeshiva University public and educational programs and audio Massachusetts, within a global context. New York, NY Gabriel M. Goldstein tours interpreting Vermont’s rural heritage. $40,000 Planning of an exhibition and Rokeby Museum website that focus on American Jews and their Delaware Division of Parks and Recreation Ferrisburgh, VT Jane Williamson post-World War II move from the cities to the Dover, DE Elaine Brenchley $10,000* Implementation of a permanent suburbs, where they adapted traditions and prac- $40,000 Planning for expanded living-history exhibition presenting new scholarship on tices even as they adopted new modes of life. programs, self-guided audio tours, and wayside the history of the Underground Railroad signage interpreting the period from 1774 in Vermont and northern New England. to 1792 within First State Heritage Park. Special Projects University of New Hampshire Fort Ross Interpretive Association Durham, NH David H. Watters Grants support a combination of programming Jenner, CA Lyn Kalani $40,000 Planning of a permanent exhibition formats, such as reading and discussion series, $114,049 Production of exhibits, displays, of the city’s history for a new cultural center, lectures, or websites for a regional or national a walking tour, a museum panel, and enhancements to the Black Heritage Trail, cre- audience. a website tour for the Rotchev House ation of a new Footsteps of Washington Trail, Museum, home of the last manager of the and a website to include downloadable maps, Frederick Community College Russian-America Company in California. podcasts, and other pertinent tour materials. Frederick, MD Dean Andrew Herrin $75,000* Implementation of a website, Greene County Historical Society, Wistariahurst Museum / City of Holyoke conference, publications, guided tours, lecture Thomas Cole Site Holyoke, MA Kate Navarra Thibodeau series, and educational materials exploring the Catskill, NY Elizabeth Bond Jacks $399,950 Implementation of a citywide Civil War in the interior Mid-Atlantic region. $225,000 Implementation of a permanent project that tells the story of immigration to interpretation of Thomas Cole’s studio, Holyoke, Massachusetts, through separate Nebraska Humanities Council including a film, docent tours, a website, interpretive exhibitions at three museums, Lincoln, NE Sarah J. Hood multimedia stations, publications, and public complemented by public programming, heritage $35,000* Implementation of a series of and educational programs exploring how Cole tours, a teachers institute, and a website. public programs in twelve rural communi- worked and his contribution to American art. ties in Kansas and Nebraska over three years exploring critical changes in American Hancock Shaker Village, Inc. Bookshelf Cooperative cultural and political life in the 1930s Pittsfield, MA Todd Burdick Agreement through the lives of five historic figures. $168,703 Implementation of a new American Library Association audio and podcast tour of the Hancock Chicago, IL Lainie Castle Interpreting America’s Shaker Village’s 1,200-acre site. $978,587 We the People Bookshelf: Historic Places Historic Hudson Valley Picturing America Tarrytown, NY Kathleen E. Johnson American Library Association Grants support planning and implementation $30,000** “Festivals of Sail and Chicago, IL Lainie Castle projects that exploit the evocative power of his- Steam: The Hudson-Fulton & We the People Bookshelf: toric places to address themes and issues central Champlain Celebrations of 1909.” $743,463 to American history and culture. Created Equal

PUBLIC PROGRAMS 30 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant DIVISION OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS

Through the Division of Research Programs, NEH assists scholars who are engaged in examining ideas, making inquiries, and assembling evidence that leads to a better understanding of human thought, societies, and cultures worldwide.

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 31 Fellowships and Christopher Jay Bonastia Richard Arthur Courage Thomas Chandler Fulton Bronx, NY South Egremont, MA New Haven, CT Stipends $50,400 $6,000 $29,400

Grants go to individuals to George E. Boulukos Ramona Curry Bryant Garrett support up to a year of Carbondale, IL Champaign, IL Wellington, ME humanities research. $6,000 $6,000 $50,400

Thomas Adam Holly Brewer Patricia O’Brien D’Antonio Kenneth M. George Arlington, TX Raleigh, NC Philadelphia, PA Madison, WI $6,000 $6,000 $33,600 $50,400

Robert C. Allen Gregory S. Brown Paul Robert DeHart Tina Gianquitto Durham, NC Las Vegas, NV Cleveland, TN Boulder, CO $75,400 $6,000 $6,000 $50,400

Joseph P. Amar Philip C. Brown Daniel Desormeaux Mary S. Gibson Notre Dame, IN Columbus, OH Lexington, KY New York, NY $46,200 $50,400 $50,400 $50,400

Barbara Watson Andaya Thomas Joseph Brown John Michael Doris Ernest Eugene Giddens Honolulu, HI Columbia, SC St. Louis, MO Cambridge, United Kingdom $25,200 $50,400 $12,600 $6,000

Joel Herbert Anderson Jurgen Buchenau John Michael Doris Michel Gobat Berkeley, CA Charlotte, NC St. Louis, MO Iowa City, IA $6,000 $50,400 $50,400 $50,400

Lorraine V. Aragon Brigitte Buettner Anthony Richard Dutton Susan L. Goodman Carrboro, NC Northampton, MA Columbus, OH Newark, DE $6,000 $25,200 $50,400 $50,400

Miriam L. Bailin James Marshall Burns Stephen G. Engelmann Christopher D. Grasso St. Louis, MO Binghamton, NY Chicago, IL Williamsburg, VA $6,000 $6,000 $50,400 $50,400

Sotirios A. Barber Cullen J. Chandler Ioannis D. Evrigenis Rachel L. Greenblatt Chicago, IL Williamsport, PA Cambridge, MA Cambridge, MA $50,400 $6,000 $6,000 $6,000

Omer Bartov Maria Clotilde Annegret Fauser James Paul Grehan Cambridge, MA Chavarria-Mendoza Chapel Hill, NC Portland, OR $50,400 Saint Paul, MN $6,000.00 $50,400 $50,400 Nicholas Andrew Basbanes Fred A. Feldman Carl James Grindley North Grafton, MA David Evan Chinitz Leyden, MA The Bronx, NY $50,400 Skokie, IL $50,400 $6,000 $50,400 Anthony F. Beavers Sarah Brown Ferrario Lowell Gudmundson Evansville, IN Lauren Reynolds Clay Gaithersburg, MD South Hadley, MA $75,400 Nashville, TN $6,000 $50,400 $29,400 Jessica N. Berry John Foreman Mortimer Martin Guiney Atlanta, GA Joan Clinefelter Utica, NY Paris, France $25,200 Greeley, CO $50,400 $6,000 $6,000 June Meryle Beveridge Robert J. Foster Li Guo Washington, DC Constance A. Cook Rochester, NY Notre Dame, IN $50,400 Bethlehem, PA $6,000 $50,400 $6,000 Marguerite Anne Biesele Cathy Frierson Steven Christopher Hahn Austin, TX Elizabeth Heckendorn Cook Durham, NH Northfield, MN $50,400 Santa Barbara, CA $50,400 $6,000 $6,000 Tracey L. Billado Patrick Frierson Leor Edward Halevi South Orange, NJ Seattle, WA Nashville, TN $6,000 $50,400 $50,400

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 32 Margaret P. Hannay Ethan Matt Kavaler Honey Meconi John Anderson Palmer Westerlo, NY Toronto, Canada Rochester, NY Gainesville, FL $33,600 $50,400 $50,400 $6,000

Anna Harrison Nadezhda Kavrus-Hoffmann Gwenn Miller Amy Lynn Paugh Culver City, CA Glenmont, NY Jamaica Plain, MA Mount Sidney, VA $6,000 $50,400 $29,400 $50,400

Paul William Harvey Michael Kazin Paul Brian Miller Ellavina T. Perkins Colorado Springs, CO Chevy Chase, MD Phoenix, AZ Flagstaff, AZ $6,000 $50,400 $50,400 $50,400

Walter Hawthorne Noel J. Kinnamon Kristina Milnor Christopher John Pincock East Lansing, MI Mars Hill, NC New York, NY West Lafayette, IN $50,400 $6,000 $50,400 $50,400

Roze Frances Hentschell Boris Christian Kment Lisa Mitchell Janet L. Polasky Fort Collins, CO Ann Arbor, MI Philadelphia, PA Portsmouth, NH $6,000 $50,400 $50,400 $50,400

David Herman Stephen Kotkin Christian Robert Moevs Jason Eliot Powell Charlottesville, VA Princeton, NJ South Bend, IN Ardmore, PA $29,400 $42,000 $42,000 $50,400

Reinier Herman Hesselink Thomas A. Kselman Adnan Zillur Morshed Gyan Prakash Cedar Falls, IA Notre Dame, IN Washington, DC Princeton, NJ $50,400 $42,000 $6,000 $50,400

Cecily Hilsdale Don Kulick Ann E. Moyer Bianca Premo Evanston, IL New York, NY Philadelphia, PA Miami, FL $6,000 $50,400 $6,000 $50,400

Gary Holton Catesby Morris Leigh Colleen Marie Murphy Craig Russell Prentiss Fairbanks, AK Washington, DC College Station, TX Kansas City, MO $42,000 $50,400 $6,000 $50,400

Jason Houston Victoria Lindsay Levine Alexander Nakhimovsky Anupama P. Rao Norman, OK Colorado Springs, CO Hamilton, NY New York, NY $6,000 $50,400 $54,400 $6,000

Scott Harold Husby Adele Lindenmeyr Laura Nenzi Henry S. Richardson Princeton, NJ Merion Station, PA Miami Springs, FL Washington, DC $50,400 $50,400 $50,400 $50,400

Lewis Hyde Katherine Clover Little Samuel Newlands David Robinson Cambridge, MA Bronx, NY Notre Dame, IN Hamilton, NM $33,600 $50,400 $42,000 $6,000

Larry Isaac David C. Lloyd Peter Christopher Norberg Tom Rockmore Brentwood, TN Los Angeles, CA Philadelphia, PA Pittsburgh, PA $33,600 $33,600 $35,795 $6,000

Jonathan A. Jacobs Tim William Machan Beth E. Notar Bethany Lynn Rogers Hamilton, NY Wauwatosa, WI Hartford, CT Staten Island, NY $6,000 $6,000 $6,000 $6,000

Richard R. John Peter W. Martens Erik Stefan Ohlander Carl Rollyson Naperville, IL New Haven, CT Fort Wayne, IN Cape May Court House, NJ $25,200 $46,200 $6,000 $50,400

Lyman Johnson A. Michael Matin Ian William Olivo Read Linda Marguerite Rupert Charlotte, NC Black Mountain, NC San Francisco, CA Greensboro, NC $50,400 $50,400 $64,600 $6,000

Eric C. Kansa Janet Susan McIntosh Katherine M. Osburn Marina A. Rustow Berkeley, CA Waltham, MA Cookeville, TN Atlanta, GA $75,400 $50,400 $25,200 $6,000

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 33 David H. Sacks James Edward Tobin Crispin L. Williams Portland, OR Oxford, OH Lawrence, KS $50,400 $25,200 $50,400

Allison Schachter Deborah Gerber Tor Karen A. Winstead Nashville, TN Scarsdale, NY Galloway, OH $6,000 $6,000 $50,400

Susan Schreibman Stephen Andrew Toth Jacob Wisse Flanders, NJ Phoenix, AZ New York, NY $25,200 $6,000 $6,000

Lisa Diane Schrenk Eleanor Townsley Vazira Zamindar Albuquerque, NM South Hadley, MA Providence, RI $6,000 $50,400 $6,000

Anne Mary Schuchman Bryan Trabold Gang Zhou Rutherford, NJ Norton, MA Baton Rouge, LA $6,000 $6,000 $6,000

Andrew Schulz Barry Trachtenberg Peter Alfred Zusi Eugene, OR Albany, NY New York, NY $50,400 $6,000 $16,000

Christine C. Shepardson Kiyoteru Tsutsui Knoxville, TN Ann Arbor, MI $6,000 $50,400

Vera Shevzov Conevery Bolton Valencius Northampton, MA Quincy, MA $50,400 $50,400

Rachel Singpurwalla Daniela Vallega-Neu Washington, DC Turlock, CA $6,000 $6,000

Timothy Linwood Stinson John Van Engen Raleigh, NC Notre Dame, IN $75,400 $50,400

Douglas W. Stott Manuel Rogelio Vargas Atlanta, GA San Francisco, CA $50,400 $50,400

Lawrence H. Suid Stephen Michael Vinson Greenbelt, MD South Bend, IN $33,600 $50,400

Gayle Ann Sulik Rico Vitz Denton, TX Jacksonville, FL $50,400 $6,000

Steven Robert Swayne Kevin Alan Vose Quechee, VT Williamsburg, VA $50,400 $6,000

C. Jan Swearingen Susan Stewart Waller Bryan, TX Saint Louis, MO $50,400 $6,000

William Taubman Carl Wennerlind Amherst, MA New York, NY $50,400 $6,000

Amy Murrell Taylor Wayne A. Wiegand Albany, NY Tallahassee, FL $50,400 $50,400

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 34 Collaborative Research American Musicological Society Duke University Brunswick, ME Richard Crawford Durham, NC David R. Sorensen Grants support up to three years of research $5,834 Publication of volumes 16–20, and con- $16,000* Publication of volumes undertaken by a team of scholars and fellowship tinued editorial work on volumes 21–29 in Music 34–36 of the Collected Letters of programs at independent research institutions. of the United States of America: A National Series. Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle. American Musicological Society Duke University American Center of Oriental Research Brunswick, ME Richard Crawford Durham, NC Caroline Bruzelius Boston, MA Barbara A. Porter $11,666 Publication of volumes 16–20, and con- $10,000** Becoming a capital in $86,400 One six-month fellowship tinued editorial work on volumes 21–29 in medieval South Italy: Naples from a year for three years. Music of the United States of America: A National Series. the ninth to the twelfth centuries. American Council of Learned Societies American Philological Association Emory University New York, NY James A. Secord Philadelphia, PA Kathleen M. Coleman Atlanta, GA Lois More Overbeck $70,000* Work on volumes 16, 17, $111,000 One twelve-month fellowship $130,000 Preparation and final editing of 18, and 19 of an edition of the cor- a year for three years. volumes 2 and 3 of a four-volume edition respondence of Charles Darwin. of selected letters of Samuel Beckett. American Philological Association American Council of Learned Societies Philadelphia, PA Kathleen M. Coleman Folger Shakespeare Library New York, NY Saul Fisher $13,160* One humanities fellowship Washington, DC Gail Kern Paster $50,000* Four fellowships a year for three years. a year for each of three years. $157,200 Three fellowships per American Council of Learned Societies year for three years. American Research Center in Egypt New York, NY Andzrej W. Tymowski Atlanta, GA Gerry D. Scott George Mason University $14,000* Three fellowships a year $164,633 One twelve-month fellowship Fairfax, VA Christopher Hamner for three years. a year for three years. $200,000 Work on the online edition’s edito- American Council of Learned Societies rial apparatus and finding aids, including Brandeis University New York, NY Andzrej W. Tymowski preparation of introductory material, a Waltham, MA Ralph A. Thaxton Jr. $667* Three fellowships a year for three years. biographical directory, and a timeline for the $100,000 Research for a coauthored book papers of the War Department, 1784–1800. American Council of Learned Societies examining the famine in Anhui Province that New York, NY Andzrej W. Tymowski resulted from Mao’s Great Leap Forward. George Washington University Washington, DC Allida Black $41,333* Three fellowships a year Case Western Reserve University for three years. $60,000* Completion and publication of volume Cleveland, OH Melvyn C. Goldstein 2, completion of volume 3, and editorial work American Councils for $150,000 Development of a website archive on volume 4 of the Eleanor Roosevelt papers. International Education of interviews with important Tibetan politi- Washington, DC Jeanette S. Owen cians, including English transcriptions. George Washington University Washington, DC $132,000 Two and one-quarter fellowships Charlene N. Bickford Catholic University of America a year for two years. $12,500* Preparation for publication of Washington, DC Timothy B. Noone volumes 18–22 of the Correspondence American Folklore Society $34,000* Preparation of a critical edition Series of the Documentary History of the Columbus, OH Robert Y. Walser of Duns Scotus’s Reportatio Parisiensis First Federal Congress and work on digital $200,000 The third phase of a ten-volume examinata I-A, distinctions 25–35. conversion for online publication. critical edition of the James Madison Carpenter Catholic University of America Harvard University Collection, including preparation of materials Washington, DC Timothy B. Noone Cambridge, MA for volumes 2 and 8–10 and continuing music Richard Pipes transcription and editing work for other volumes. $10,000* Preparation of a critical edition $30,000** Pipes Project. of Duns Scotus’s Reportatio Parisiensis American Institute of Indian Studies examinata I-A, distinctions 25–35. Huntington Library Chicago, IL Ralph W. Nicholas San Marino, CA Robert C. Ritchie Catholic University of America $106,800 Three or four fellowships per year. $468,000 Three twelve-month fellowships Washington, DC Timothy B. Noone a year for three years. American Musicological Society $1,000* Preparation of a critical edition Brunswick, ME Richard Crawford of Duns Scotus’s Reportatio Parisiensis Illinois Historic Preservation Agency Springfield, IL $110,000 Preparation for publication of examinata I-A, distinctions 25–35. Daniel W. Stowell volumes 19–24 and continued editorial work $7,420 The digitization of Lincoln-related Duke University on four other volumes for the Music of the documents from different repositories Durham, NC David R. Sorensen United States of America: A National Series. for a freely accessible website. $9,000* Publication of volumes 34–36 of the Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle.

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 3 5 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant Illinois Historic Preservation Agency Massachusetts Historical Society Pennsylvania State University, Main Campus Springfield, IL Daniel W. Stowell Boston, MA C. James Taylor University Park, PA Sandra W. Spanier $102,528* The digitization of Lincoln-related $134,000* Preparation and publication of $200,000 Work on the first four volumes documents from different repositories volumes 8 and 9 of the correspondence of the (1908–39) of a twelve-volume scholarly for a freely accessible website. Adams family and to begin work on volume 10. edition of Hemingway’s letters.

Indiana University, Bloomington Massachusetts Historical Society Princeton University Bloomington, IN Raymond J. DeMallie Boston, MA C. James Taylor Princeton, NJ Barbara Bowen Oberg $125,000 Preparation for publica- $133,000* Preparation and publication of $150,000* Scholarly work on volumes tion of three volumes of Native volumes 8 and 9 of the correspondence of the 34–39 of the multivolume edition of American oral-history narratives. Adams family and to begin work on volume 10. the Thomas Jefferson papers.

Indiana University, Indianapolis Massachusetts Historical Society Rice University Indianapolis, IN André De Tienne Boston, MA Conrad Edick Wright Houston, TX Lynda L. Crist $15,349* Publication of volumes 9 and 11 of $7,000* Two humanities fellowships $7,000* Publication of volume 12 the writings of Charles S. Peirce, and contin- each year for three years. and completion of volume 13 of ued editorial work on volumes 10 and 12. the Papers of Jefferson Davis. Medici Archive Project Institute for Advanced Study New York, NY Ippolita Morgese Rice University Princeton, NJ Peter Goddard $15,000 One three-year humanities fellowship. Houston, TX Lynda L. Crist $74,000* Three humanities fellow- $110,000 Preparation for publication of volumes ships each year for three years. Medici Archive Project 12, 13, and 14 of the Papers of Jefferson Davis. New York, NY Ippolita Morgese Institute for Advanced Study $17,235** Medici Archive Project at the Rutgers University, New Brunswick Princeton, NJ Patricia Crone Renaissance Society of America. New Brunswick, NJ Paul B. Israel $47,000* Three fellowships a $110,000* Completion of volume 7 and year for three years. Medieval Academy of America editorial work on volumes 8 and 9 of Cambridge, MA Paul E. Szarmach the Papers of Thomas A. Edison. Jewish Publication Society $120,000 The first phase of the retrospective Philadelphia, PA Ellen Frankel online publication of thirty-eight scholarly print Southern Illinois University, Carbondale $90,000 Completion of a volume of transla- editions of the Medieval Academy of America. Carbondale, IL Prudence M. Rice tions of writings by Jews in Judea and $3,000* Three seasons of fieldwork, the Diaspora from 300 BCE to 100 CE. National Humanities Center analysis, and interpretation at Nixtun-Ch’ich’, Research Triangle Park, NC Kent R. Mullikin Petén, in northern Guatemala. John Carter Brown Library $81,000* Four fellowships per year Providence, RI Ted Widmer for three years. St. Joseph’s University $106,800 Two fellowships a year for two years. Philadelphia, PA Bruce Wells Northwestern University $175,000 Continuing work on the tran- Johns Hopkins University Evanston, IL Robert O. Gjerdingen scription, computer encoding, translation, Baltimore, MD Philip D. Morgan $200,000 Preparation for online free and analysis of cuneiform clay tablets of $17,000 A conference with international access of the scores and musical sound neo-Babylonian litigation documents. participants in preparation of a book files of surviving manuscripts of eigh- on the history of countries and cultures teenth-century solfeggi, or vocal exercises, Stanford University connected by the Atlantic Ocean. for voice and bass accompaniment. Stanford, CA Clayborne Carson $135,000* Publication of volumes 6 and Johns Hopkins University Omohundro Institute of Early American 7 and work on volumes 8 and 9 of the Baltimore, MD Hilary Bok History and Culture Papers of Martin Luther King Jr. $200,000 The writing of essays to be Williamsburg, VA Charles F. Hobson compiled into a book addressing neuroscientific $25,000* Work on a two-volume edition of the Stanford University contributions to our understanding of human law reports and papers of St. George Tucker. Stanford, CA Rega Wood freedom and responsibility. $250,000 Preparation for online and print Omohundro Institute of Early American publication of a critical edition of the Latin texts History and Culture Philip Kelley of the works of Richard Rufus of Cornwall, a Williamsburg, VA Charles F. Hobson Winfield, KS philosopher-theologian who taught at the univer- $25,000* Preparation of annotation of $100,000 To complete annotations, glossary sities of Paris and Oxford from 1235 to 1256. letters (1851–1853) comprising volumes entries, proofreading, introductory material, 17–19 of the correspondence of Robert and other editorial tasks for an edition of the Texas A & M Research Foundation Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Browning, law papers of the influential early American College Station, TX Gary Stringer nineteenth-century British poets. judge and legal scholar St. George Tucker $13,000* Publication of John Donne’s (1752–1827), best known for his edition of Satires, and editorial work on the Verse Lepanto Foundation Blackstone’s Commentaries. Letters, and Songs and Sonnets. Washington, DC Roberto de Mattei $30,000** American Revolution and Italian Revolution in Orestes Brownson’s thought.

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 36 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant Texas A & M University, Main Campus University of Missouri University of the State of New York College Station, TX Gary Stringer St. Louis, MO Michael Basil Cosmopoulos Albany, NY Charles T. Gehring $160,000 Work on the Variorum Edition of $200,000 Excavation, technical analysis, $20,000 Transcription, translation, and annota- John Donne’s poetry and continued develop- and interpretation of archaeological tion of seventeenth-century Dutch records of ment of the DigitalDonne electronic archive. finds at Bronze-Age Iklaina on the the colonial government of New Netherland. southern Peloponnesus. Ulysses S. Grant Association University of Virginia Starkville, MS John F. Marszalek University of Nebraska Charlottesville, VA Holly C. Shulman $16,525* Publication of volumes 27 and Lincoln, NE Kenneth Price $150,000 Work on the second stage of the 28, and completion of volumes 29–32 $300,000 A comprehensive electronic edition Dolley Madison Digital Edition project, includ- of the Papers of Ulysses S. Grant. of Walt Whitman’s Civil War writings. ing completion of transcriptions, annotation through 1846, and publication through 1844. University of Akron University of North Dakota Akron, OH Timothy Matney Grand Forks, ND Sandra Donaldson University of Virginia $90,000* Excavation, analysis, and inter- $200,000 Completion of a scholarly Charlottesville, VA Holly C. Shulman pretation of urban planning and settlement print edition of the works of Elizabeth $10,000* Completion of the Dolley Madison patterns of a Turkish site that was a provincial Barrett Browning and continued work on Digital Edition and launch of The Women capital of the Late Assyrian Empire. materials for electronic presentation. of the Founding Era, extending documentary editions of the Founding Fathers to the University of California University of Puget Sound women of the era in an electronic format. Berkeley, CA Robert H. Hirst Tacoma, WA Peter H. Greenfield $200,000 Completion of editorial work $50,000* Preparation for publication of University of Virginia on electronic and print publications of county records of early English drama, Charlottesville, VA John C. A. Stagg the autobiography of Mark Twain, and including the two-volume merged Cheshire $70,000* Editorial work on the Papers of James continued adding of Twain’s major works and updated Chester collection, the Madison, to include final preparation for pub- to the Mark Twain Project Online. Ecclesiastical London collection, and the lication of volume 6 in the presidential series, London: Inns of Court collection. preliminary work on volume 7 of the presiden- University of California tial series, continuing work on volume 9 in the Berkeley, CA Robert H. Hirst University of Rochester secretary of state series, and continuing work $150,000* Completion of an electronic Rochester, NY Russell A. Peck on volumes 1 and 2 of the retirement series. online edition of Mark Twain’s letters $10,000* Preparation of multiple and editorial work and XML encoding of volumes of a series of editions of University of Virginia Twain’s autobiographical writings. important Middle English texts. Charlottesville, VA Hoyt N. Duggan $100,000 Continued development of the B criti- University of California University of South Carolina cal edition and completion of an archetypal text, Berkeley, CA Robert H. Hirst Research Foundation as well as completion of documentary editions Columbia, SC $100,000 Completion of an electronic Constance B. Schulz of A and C manuscripts of Piers Plowman. online edition of Mark Twain’s letters $200,000 Transcription, editorial annota- and editorial work and XML encoding of tion, completion of reference materials, University of Virginia Twain’s autobiographical writings. and digitization of the Pinckney family Charlottesville, VA Theodore J. Crackel collections for an online archive. $200,000* Editorial work on volumes University of California 18–22 of the Revolutionary War series Los Angeles, CA Ernestine S. Elster University of South Carolina and volumes 14–20 of the presidential Research Foundation $40,000 Preparation for publication of series of the multivolume print edition Columbia, SC Don H. Doyle a technical and interpretive work on the of the Papers of George Washington. Scaloria Cave, a Neolithic cult and burial $30,000* A conference and volume of site in the Puglia region of southern Italy. essays on the topic of secession in the U.S., University of Washington Canada, Mexico, and other countries, Seattle, WA Richard G. Salomon University of California bringing together scholars in history, phi- $100,000 Preparation for publication of Santa Barbara, CA Elizabeth H. Witherell losophy, law, and the social sciences. scholarly editions, including translations $40,000* Publication of Henry David Thoreau’s and extensive annotations of Gandhari texts University of Texas Excursions, Journals, and Correspondence. documenting the early history of Buddhism. Austin, TX John Clarke University of Chicago $150,000 Analysis, mapping, interpretation, and University of Wisconsin Chicago, IL McGuire Gibson preparation for publication of archaeological Madison, WI John Kaminski $200,000 Preparation for publication of finds at the Roman villa of Oplontis, includ- $40,000* Publication of two volumes of six volumes documenting and interpreting ing a digital reconstruction of the building. state debates about the ratification of the the excavations at the Mesopotamian sites Constitution, research on a third, and work University of the State of New York of Nippur and Abu Salabikh in Iraq. to place all previously published volumes Albany, NY Charles T. Gehring and supplementary documents online. $50,000* Transcription, translation, and annotation of seventeenth-century Dutch records of the colonial government of New Netherland.

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 37 *Federal Matching Funds University of Wisconsin Madison, WI John Kaminski $110,000* Publication of two volumes of state debates about the ratification of the Constitution, research on a third, and work to place all previously published volumes and supplementary documents online.

University of Wisconsin Whitewater, WI David E. Cartwright $140,000 Translation of four works of Schopenhauer to be published in two volumes.

University of Wisconsin Whitewater, WI Jo Ellen Burkholder $45,000 Survey and excavation at an archaeological site with evidence of human occupation from about 200 BCE through about 1400 CE in the Sihuas Valley of present day Peru to illuminate the function of borderland areas in the formation of the Andean state.

W. F. Albright Institute of Archaeological Research Jerusalem, Israel Seymour Gitin $81,600 The equivalent to 1.5 full-time fellowships per year for three years.

Yale University New Haven, CT Frederick Lamp $25,000* Library research, travel preparation, and a planning conference prior to undertaking field research in Guinea, West Africa, on the masquerade character and performance piece known among the Baga people as D’mba. This is to be followed by a final conference to present the results of the collaboration and the plan for the book along with an exhibition at the Yale University Art Gallery.

Yale University New Haven, CT Ellen R. Cohn $150,000 Work toward the completion of volumes 40 through 44 of the edition of the Papers of Benjamin Franklin (1706–1790).

Yale University New Haven, CT Ellen R. Cohn $120,000* Publication of volumes 38 and 39, completion of editorial work on volumes 40 and 41, beginning of editorial work on volumes 42 and 43 of the Papers of Benjamin Franklin.

Yale University New Haven, CT Harry S. Stout $35,935 To produce a comprehensive online digital archive of the writings of Jonathan Edwards.

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 38 *Federal Matching Funds OFFICE OF CHALLENGE GRANTS

Through Challenge Grants, NEH contributes to the nation’s long-term investment in the humanities by providing funds for construction, renovation, and acquisitions, as well as for endowments that offer continuing support through their earnings.

CHALLENGE GRANTS 39 Challenge Grants Calvin College Historic Cherry Hill Grand Rapids, MI Daniel H Bays Albany, NY Liselle M. LaFrance Grants secure long-term funding for humanities $292,000* Endowment for an Asian Studies $10,000* Restoration of a 1787 house, programming and resources through building program, including faculty development, endowment for the curatorial and research endowments at institutions. visiting scholars, a lectureship, course Department, and fund-raising expenses. releases for faculty program administra- Humanities Texas American Library Association tors, acquisitions, and office staffing. Austin, TX Michael L. Gillette Chicago, IL Deborah Robertson Cornell University $222,019* The Byrne-Reed House: The $31,825* Endowment for humanities scholars Ithaca, NY Franklin W. Robinson new headquarters of Humanities Texas. to provide ongoing training and consulta- $56,100* Construction of a study center in tion for libraries’ programming staff. the university’s art museum and endowment Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, MD American Musicological Society for educational programming and salary Deborah Slingluff Brunswick, ME Anne W. Robertson for a half-time education coordinator. $34,843* Endowment for a librarian, acquisitions, and cataloging in support of $149,735* Endowment for publication Cyprus American Archaeological the Stulman Jewish Studies program. subventions and an award program in Research Institute musicology as well as fund-raising costs. Nicosia, ZZ Thomas W. Davis Levine Museum of the New South Charlotte, NC American Philological Association $119,168* Construction of a library addition Emily F. Zimmern Philadelphia, PA Adam D. Blistein to an American overseas research center and $150,000* Endowment for research on post-Civil endowment for operating expenses for the new War Southern history and expanded community $200,000* Endowment for staff posi- facility, including a librarian’s salary, as well outreach through humanities programming. tions and other expenses in the American as bridge funding and development costs. office of the l’Année philologique, a bib- Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities liographic resource for classical studies, Edith Wharton Restoration, Inc. New Orleans, LA Michael J. Sartisky and direct expenses for fund raising. Lenox, MA Stephanie W. Copeland $350,000* Enhancement of an education center American Philosophical Society $30,000** Emergency fund-raising through purchase of distance learning and Philadelphia, PA Martin L. Levitt campaign to save The Mount. presentational technology; and endowment to support ongoing expenses, such as upgrades, $150,000* Endowment for library technol- Emory University licensing, and maintenance of equipment. ogy, including preservation, access and Atlanta, GA Martine W. Brownley outreach, and technology management. $200,000* Endowment for junior/post-doctoral Maine Historical Society Portland, ME American Research Institute in Turkey fellowships, staff, and general programming Richard D’Abate Philadelphia, PA G. Kenneth Sams at Emory’s Center for Humanistic Inquiry. $72,000* Renovation and expansion of the Maine Historical Society Research Library. $350,000* The relocation and expansion Fayetteville Public Library Foundation of two American research libraries in Fayetteville, AR Michele Raine Mars Hill College Turkey and an endowment for facilities $10,000* Endowment for a humanities Mars Hill, NC Kathryn Newfont maintenance; a librarian’s salary; and equip- coordinator, humanities programming, $90,000* Endowment for the position of ment and acquisitions; as well as bridge and related collection development. director/archivist and for programming in funding for the expenses deriving from the Southern Appalachian history and culture. new facilities and fund-raising expenses. Fredericksburg Area Museum and Cultural Center, Inc. Messiah College Anchorage Museum Foundation Fredericksburg, VA Edwin Whitfield Watson Grantham, PA Joseph Huffman Anchorage, AK Patricia B. Wolf $60,000* Endowment for staff coordina- $40,000* Endowment to support $199,930* Endowment to support tors for school and public programs, public humanities outreach, special a full-time conservator. as well as website development and programs for schoolteachers in the Arkansas State University, Main Campus stipends for humanities scholars. humanities, and a director’s salary. State University, AR Ruth Hawkins Frick Collection Museum of Fine Arts, Houston $75,000* Restoration of two historic sites: the New York, NY Lynne Rutkin Houston, TX Bonnie Campbell 1858 Lakeport Plantation near Lake Village and $572,000* Endowment for a senior curator $10,000* Construction of a new the 1930s Mitchell-East Building in Tyronza. of decorative arts as well as related humani- visitor and education center for the Asian Art Museum ties programming and library resources. Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens. San Francisco, CA Donna K. Strahan George Mason University National Museum of Women in the Arts $475,000* Endowment for the museum’s Fairfax, VA Jack R. Censer Washington, DC Susan F. Sterling full-time Conservation Department $150,000* Endowment for partial salaries for $275,000* Endowment for scholarship chair position. a digital historian, a web designer, a computer on women artists and the museum’s programmer, two graduate research assistants, Library and Research Center. as well as software and equipment acquisitions.

NATIONALCHALLENGE ENDOWMENT GRANTS FOR THE HUMANITIES 403 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant National WWI Museum South Dakota Humanities Council University of Notre Dame Kansas City, MO Eli Paul Brookings, SD Sherry K. DeBoer Notre Dame, IN Thomas F.X. Noble $150,000* Endowment for a historian/ $35,000* Endowment for humanities $10,000* Endowment for two profes- education director, for educational pro- programming in the new South Dakota sorships, acquisitions, conferences, and gramming, and for related acquisitions. Center for the Book. visiting lectures in Byzantine Studies.

National Yiddish Book Center Swarthmore College University of Southern California Amherst, MA Nancy Sherman Swarthmore, PA Constance Cain Hungerford Los Angeles, CA Peter C. Mancall $10,000* Endowment for preservation and $200,000* Endowment for faculty positions $125,000* Endowment for seminar pro- international book rescue; public program- in the teaching of modern standard Arabic. grams, graduate stipends, post-doctoral ming; a translation series; and faculty fellowships, and a partnership program with salaries and honoraria in a summer intern- Trustees of Reservations William and Mary Quarterly that joins the ship program for undergraduates. Beverly, MA Susan Edwards University of Southern California and the $67,500* Endowment for a full-time Huntington Library through two institutes: Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art archivist and a part-time historic resources the Early Modern Studies Institute and the Kansas City, MO Deborah Emont Scott manager as well as direct support for equip- Institute on California and the West. $40,000* Endowment for the posi- ment purchases and reproduction costs. tion of curator of South and Southeast University of Virginia Asian Art as well as related expenses University of California Press Charlottesville, VA Bernard D. Frischer for research travel and conservation. Berkeley, CA Lynne E. Withey $330,000* Endowment for equipment, computer $37,319* New endowment for publications hardware and software acquisitions, staff New York Public Library in history, literature, and film studies, and salaries and training, as well as bridge funding. New York, NY William Stingone augmented endowment for publications in $39,000* Endowment for staff positions in the music history and general humanities. Vermont Humanities Council library’s Manuscripts and Archives Division. Montpelier, VT Peter A. Gilbert University of Delaware $25,000* Purchase and renovation of a Old York Historical Society Newark, DE Debra H. Norris new facility for the Vermont Humanities York, ME Scott Stevens $100,000* Endowment for graduate Council, and endowment for programs. $288,810* Renovation of a historic barn to student summer research stipends, public serve as a visitor center, and endowment engagement institutes, and symposia in the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts for humanities staff and programming. study of American material culture. Richmond, VA Suzanne H. Freeman $200,000* Endowment for the head Pilgrim Hall Museum University of Georgia librarian, a reference librarian, acquisi- Plymouth, MA Peggy M. Baker Athens, GA William U. Eiland tions, equipment, furnishings, and a $182,450* Construction of a new addi- $652,500* Construction and furnishings professional development and travel fund. tion, installation of air-conditioning and for Study Centers in the Humanities, an climate control systems, and installation of expanded facility for the museum’s fine W. F. Albright Institute an elevator, new entry portico, and ramp. arts library and three research centers. of Archaeological Research Jerusalem, ZZ Seymour Gitin Princeton Public Library Foundation University of Kentucky Research Foundation $162,126* Direct expenditures for renovation of Princeton, NJ Leslie Burger Lexington, KY Robert Joseph Rabel the hostel, library, archaeology labs, and related $150,000* Endowment for a new $18,000* Endowment and bridge fund- facilities, and endowment for a maintenance humanities fellowship, public program- ing for programs, and endowment for a fund for the hostel and a research professorship ming, related acquisitions and technology, faculty chair whose holder will serve as at an American overseas research center. as well as fund-raising expenses. director of a center for the humanities. Washington Drama Society, Inc./Arena Stage Rare Book School University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Washington, DC David Dower Charlottesville, VA Terry Belanger Ann Arbor, MI Sharon Herbert $130,000* Endowment to enhance $250,000* Endowment for new programming, $184,754* The renovation of space and the humanities-related audience enrich- staff salary enhancement, and scholarships as addition of air conditioning and fireproofing ment and educational programming. well as direct fund-raising costs. as well as an endowment for staff salaries within a university museum of archaeology. Rhode Island School of Design Providence, RI Hope Alswang University of New Orleans $53,400* Renovation of and additions to New Orleans, LA J. Richard Gruber existing galleries on the three public floors of $181,167* Restoration of a historic library the museum’s historic Eliza Radeke Building, and construction of a new education renovation that will allow the reinstallation and wing to complete the Ogden Museum of reinterpretation of the permanent collection. Southern Art’s three-building complex.

NATIONALCHALLENGE ENDOWMENT GRANTS FOR THE HUMANITIES 413 *Federal Matching Funds Special Initiatives St. Mary’s College of Maryland Foundation, Inc. Colonial Williamsburg Foundation St. Mary’s City, MD Michael J. Cain Williamsburg, VA James P. Horn $200,000* Endowment for staff and cur- $10,000* Endowment for staffing, program- ricular programming in the Center for ming, and digital technology acquisitions the Study of Democracy, in collabora- in a program focused on the role of African tion with Historic St. Mary’s City. Americans in the Founding Era of the republic. Stenton, NSCDA/PA Duke University Philadelphia, PA Dennis Pickeral Durham, NC Michael A. Gillespie $10,000* Endowment for humanities $107,701* Endowment for a visiting profes- programs; partial funding for a project sorship, undergraduate seminars, lectures, coordinator; and scholarships and transpor- and an annual conference in a program tation costs for underserved students. in American values and institutions. University of Nebraska, Lincoln Garnet Preservation Association Lincoln, NE Kenneth Price Missoula, MT Sherwood Moore $60,000* Endowment for staff and other costs $50,000* Endowment for seasonal staff of managing the digital Walt Whitman Archive. salaries and training at the preserved University of Notre Dame ghost town of Garnet, Montana. Notre Dame, IN Michael P. Zuckert Harvard University $333,000* Endowment for a faculty Cambridge, MA Daniel Carpenter position in Constitutional Studies and $10,000* Endowment and bridge funding Religion, a visiting lecture series, seminars for a visiting faculty position in American for journalists, a postdoctoral teaching Political Thought and Institutions, graduate fellowship, a dissertation fellowship, gradu- student fellowships, and an annual summer ate student stipends and conferences. institute for high school teachers. Washington College Kenyon College Chestertown, MD Adam Goodheart Gambier, OH Pamela K. Jensen $342,000* Purchase and renovation of a historic $10,000* Endowment for the director’s salary, house for use as a fellows’ residence, and endow- fellowships and other programming at a new ment for a program of research and writing Center for the Study of American Democracy. fellowships on the Founding Era and its legacy.

Montpelier Foundation Orange, VA William F. Harris, II $400,000* Endowment for staff and humanities programming of the Center for the Constitution at Montpelier.

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Boston, MA Elliot Bostwick Davis $750,000* Construction, reinstallation, and interpretation of new galleries and period rooms featuring American Colonial and Federal art, and an endowment for conservation.

National Constitution Center Philadelphia, PA Steve M. Frank $290,000* Endowment for staffing and related costs to support the Changing Exhibits Program at the National Constitution Center.

Pennsylvania State University University Park, PA William A. Blair $300,000* Endowment for faculty and postdoctoral fellowships, summer institutes for schoolteachers and emerging scholars, conferences, and programs in a center devoted to the study of the Civil War era.

NATIONALCHALLENGE ENDOWMENT GRANTS FOR THE HUMANITIES 423 *Federal Matching Funds OFFICE OF DIGITAL HUMANITIES

Through the Ofﬁce of Digital Humanities, NEH supports efforts in the area of digital scholarship. Digital technology has changed the way scholars perform their work, allowing new questions to be raised and changing the ways material can be searched, mined, displayed, taught, and analyzed. The ofﬁce also facilitates conversations with other funding bodies both in the

United States and abroad to work towards meeting these challenges.

DIGITAL HUMANITIES 43 Digital Humanities Grants Haverford College Plymouth State University Haverford, PA Richard Freedman Plymouth, NH Casey Bisson Grants fund humanities projects that use or $22,622 Development of an open-source $49,975 Implementation and testing of study the impact of digital technology. bilingual database and collaborative digital a prototype digital access and manage- forum to facilitate research and scholarly ment system to allow small and mid-sized American Association for State exchange about Renaissance music. archives, libraries, and museums to provide and Local History public access to digital collections. Nashville, TN Matthew S. Gibson Hofstra University Hempstead, NY John Bryant State of Vermont Division $25,000 The development of best practices for Historic Preservation for the production of geographically based $23,591 The development of the TextLab Montpelier, VT Giovanna Peebles online humanities encyclopedias. scholarly editing tool to allow for analysis of texts that exist in multiple versions or editions, $25,000 Development of a prototype Brown University beginning with the Melville Electronic Library. for an integrated Internet-based virtual Providence, RI Julia Hammond Flanders archaeology museum for Vermont. Lake Forest College $196,000 A series of workshops for humani- Lake Forest, IL Davis Schneiderman Bob Stein ties faculty and graduate students to explore Brooklyn, NY advanced uses of digital text encoding as an $25,000 The development of the Virtual $24,292 Planning activities, including essential method in humanities scholarship. Burnham Initiative (VBI), a multimedia project that would examine the history and two symposia, to consider the future of Brown University legacy of Daniel H. Burnham’s and Edward scholarly humanities publishing within Providence, RI Julia Hammond Flanders H. Bennett’s Plan of Chicago (1909). the networked environment of the web. $49,992 The advancement of humanities Michigan State University SUNY Research Foundation, text encoding and research by refining and East Lansing, MI William Hart-Davidson College at Purchase expanding the automated representation Purchase, NY M. Jon Rubin of personal names and their contexts. $33,327 Development of a project that would use new Internet tools and design practices to $49,864 The development of a faculty Center for Independent Documentary study and discuss fifteenth-century bible scrolls. development model for international Sharon, MA Michael Abraham Epstein online collaborative humanities education, Mississippi State University focusing initially on partnerships with uni- $50,000 Development of a multimedia, Mississippi State, MS Paul Frederick Jacobs versities in Russia, Ghana, and Canada. historical, mobile walking tour of Boston. $50,000 Development of open source web tools University of Alaska Connecticut Humanities Council for accessing online digitized collections in the Fairbanks, AK Siri Tuttle Middletown, CT Bruce Fraser humanities via a system that communicates $50,000 The collection, digitization, $50,000 A unique electronic system bring- with multiple database types while protect- organization, and archival storage, as ing together digitized records, images ing the integrity of the original data sets. well as dissemination among the Minto and documents, Connecticut-focused New York University Athabascan community, of recorded per- curricula, Connecticut history-centered New York, NY Robert Squillace formances of Alaskan Athabascan songs. media resources, indexes of related $49,351 The development of a collaborative museum exhibitions and events, and University of Arizona scholar-written essays and short entries. e-portfolio software tool intended to support a liberal arts curriculum and built on the Tucson, AZ Davison Packard Koenig Council on Library and Information Resources Sakai Open Source Portfolio platform. $25,000 Electronic access to the world’s largest Washington, DC Amy E. Friedlander collection of whole pottery vessels from the New York University American Southwest through digital renderings $28,599** Conference: Promoting New York, NY Brian Hoffman of Arizona State University’s Pottery Vault Digital Scholarship: Research Challenges and relevant prehistoric archaeological sites in the Humanities (Phase I & II). $49,657 Development of a set of networking software tools to support a peer-to-peer review as well as interviews with anthropologists, Council on Library and Information Resources structure for MediaCommons, a scholarly conservators, and Native-American potters. Washington, DC Amy E. Friedlander publishing network in the digital humanities. University of California, Riverside $16,064** Publication: Promoting Ohio State University Research Foundation Riverside, CA Steven W. Hackel Digital Scholarship: Research Challenges Columbus, OH H. Lewis Ulman $25,000 Development of an interactive in the Humanities (Phase III). $35,925 Development of strategies for integrat- website that would use maps and other tools CUNY Research Foundation, ing distributed electronic editions and digital to examine the historical development of NYC College of Technology projects into library collections, with attention colonial California from 1769 to 1850. Brooklyn, NY Matthew Gold to matters relating to acquisition, descrip- University of Chicago $24,912 Development of a series of courses tion, and preservation of these materials. Chicago, IL Nadine Moeller at four partner institutions that would engage students in online investigations of Walt $50,000 The development of new digital Whitman’s work in geographical context. image-capturing techniques enabling researchers to process data from archaeological excavations more accurately and efficiently at the site of Tell Edfu, one of the last well-preserved ancient cities in Egypt.

NATIONALDIGITAL HUMANITIES ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 443 University of Illinois University of Richmond Champaign, IL S. Max Edelson Richmond, VA Andrew J. Torget $24,997 The development of a database of $19,942 A two-day workshop on issues relating 1,000 historical maps illustrating the trajectory to visualization and historical processes and the of colonization in the Americas. The database first steps toward the creation of new tools for will provide a searchable introduction to the overcoming obstacles to data visualization work. mapping of the western hemisphere in the era of European expansion, ca. 1500–1800. University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA Holly Willis University of Illinois $200,000 A four-week summer institute to Urbana, IL Orville Vernon Burton investigate scholarly research methods in $249,997 A total of nine institutes and one the digital age, to include thematic discus- joint conference for humanities scholars, to sion seminars and hands-on workshops be hosted by three different high-performance in collaboration with technologists. computer centers: the National Center for Supercomputing Applications, the University of Texas Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, and Austin, TX Samuel E. Baker the San Diego Supercomputer Center. $45,822 Development of a web-based collaborative commentary and annotation tool. University of Kentucky Research Foundation Lexington, KY Abigail Firey University of Virginia $49,133 The establishment of encoding Charlottesville, VA Scot A. French standards and digital access for multiple $49,827 Development of an interactive versions of medieval Latin legal manuscripts, web-based tool to integrate primary documents, including bibliographic information, dynamic maps, and related information in the annotations, and English translations. study of history, with the prototype to be focused on Thomas Jefferson’s trip to England in 1786. University of Maryland College Park, MD Douglas Larue Reside Virginia Foundation for the Humanities $48,316 The development of a prototype Charlottesville, VA Holly C. Shulman interface for producing electronic editions of $27,533** Workshop to examine the the musical theater texts and related materials. digital needs of documentary editors.

University of Maryland Daniel Beraca Visel College Park, MD Jennifer Golbeck Brooklyn, NY $14,050 The development of visualization $23,750 The development of an interoperable tools for assessing information contained in portal within the web-authoring program, electronic archival finding aids created with “Sophie,” for locating and incorporating Encoded Archival Description (EAD). multimedia sources from the Internet Archive.

University of Maryland Wayne State University College Park, MD Matthew Gary Kirschenbaum Detroit, MI Nardina Nameth Mein $11,708 A series of planning meetings and $50,000 The development of a prototype site visits aimed at developing archival tools learning tool to incorporate digital humanities and best practices for preserving born-digital collections housed in a university’s digital reposi- documents produced by contemporary authors. tory, beginning with two collections housed in the Wayne State University Library System. University of Massachusetts Boston, MA Joanne Marie Riley Wheaton College $24,748 The development and evaluation of a Norton, MA Mark David LeBlanc social networking platform for the members of $41,950 Development of a prototypical suite the statewide Massachusetts Studies Project. of computational tools and statistical analyses to explore the corpus of Old English litera- University of Nebraska ture using the genomic approach of tracing Lincoln, NE Andrew Wade Jewell information-rich patterns of letters as well as $49,577 The development of data-mining that of literary analysis and interpretation. and visualization tools to detail and map relationships in communities of Willamette University writers and artists within specific geo- Salem, OR Michael Spalti graphic and temporal locations. $49,020 The creation of an open source link between the digital resources available through the commonly used asset management system, CONTENTdm, with the multimedia web-authoring application, Pachyderm.

NATIONALDIGITAL HUMANITIES ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 453 **Emergency Grant OFFICE OF FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP

Grants go to the state and territory humanities councils for operating costs and special projects.

FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP 46 Grants for State Humanities Guam Humanities Council Kansas Humanities Council 222 Chalan Santo Papa, Suite 106 112 SW Sixth Avenue, Suite 210 Councils Hagatna, GU 96910 Topeka, KS 66603 Alabama Humanities Foundation (671) 472-4460 $513,700 1100 Ireland Way, Suite 101 Christopher Bejado, Chairman Kentucky Humanities Council Birmingham, AL 35205-7001 Kimberlee Kihleng, Executive Director 206 East Maxwell Street $563,450 $261,300 Lexington, KY 40508 Alaska Humanities Forum Hawai'i Council for the Humanities $581,750 421 West 1st Avenue, Suite 300 First Hawai'ian Bank Building Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities Anchorage, AK 99501 3599 Wai’alae Avenue, Room 23 938 Lafayette Street, Suite 300 $550,600 Honolulu, HI 96816 $528,600 New Orleans, LA 70113-1782 Amerika Samoa Humanities Council $567,800 P. O. Box 5800 Humanities Council of Washington, DC Maine Humanities Council Pago Pago, AS 96799 925 U Street, NW 674 Brighton Avenue $238,600 Washington, DC 20001 $453,000 Portland, ME 04102-101 Arizona Humanities Council $476,550 The Ellis-Shackelford House Humanities Council SC Maryland Humanities Council 1242 N. Central Avenue 2711 Middleburg Drive, Suite 308 108 West Centre Street Phoenix, AZ 85004-1887 Columbia, SC 29204 Baltimore, MD 21201-4565 $571,700 $545,600 $591,650 Arkansas Humanities Council Humanities Iowa Mass Humanities 10800 Financial Centre Parkway 100 Oakdale Campus N310 OH 66 Bridge Street Suite 465 Iowa City, IA 52242-5000 Northampton, MA 01060 Little Rock, AR 72211 $553,900 $626,300 $513,100 Humanities Montana Michigan Humanities Council California Council for the Humanities 311 Brantly Hall 119 Père Marquette Drive 312 Sutter Street, Suite 601 Missoula, MT 59812-7848 Suite 3B San Francisco, CA 94108 $463,500 Lansing, MI 48912-1270 $1,645,700 Humanities Tennessee $765,500 Colorado Humanities 306 Gay Street, Suite 306 Minnesota Humanities Center 1490 Lafayette Street, Suite 101 Nashville, TN 37201 987 Ivy Avenue East Denver, CO 80218 $605,150 St. Paul, MN 55106-2046 $544,600 Humanities Texas $583,600 Connecticut Humanities Council 1410 Rio Grande Street Mississippi Humanities Council 37 Broad Street Austin, TX 78701-1506 3825 Ridgewood Road, Room 311 Middletown, CT 06457 $1,142,400 Jackson, MS 39211-6497 $533,350 Humanities Washington $516,350 Delaware Humanities Forum Seattle, WA 98101-2825 Missouri Humanities Council 100 West 10th Street, Suite 1009 $611,100 543 Hanley Industrial Court, Suite 201 Wilmington, DE 19801 Idaho Humanities Council St. Louis, MO 63144-1905 $456,150 217 West State Street $626,300 Florida Humanities Council Boise, ID 83702 Nebraska Humanities Council 599 Second Street South $467,500 215 Centennial Mall South, Suite 330 St. Petersburg, FL 33701-5005 Illinois Humanities Council Lincoln, NE 68508-1836 $966,100 17 North State Street, Suite 1400 $486,200 Fundación Puertorriqueña de las Humanidades Chicago, IL 60602-3296 Nevada Humanities P. O. Box 9023920 $889,700 P. O. Box 8029 San Juan, PR 00902-3920 Indiana Humanities Council Reno, NV 89507 $557,750 1500 North Delaware Street $474,900 Georgia Humanities Council Indianapolis, IN 46202-2419 New Hampshire Humanities Council 50 Hurt Plaza, SE $646,300 19 Pillsbury Street Suite 595 Concord, NH 03301 Atlanta, GA 30303-2915 $469,000 $686,250

NATIONALFEDERAL/STATE ENDOWMENT PARTNERSHIP FOR THE HUMANITIES 473 New Jersey Council for the Humanities Utah Humanities Council Alaska Humanities Forum 28 West State Street, 6th floor 202 West 300 North Anchorage, AK Gregory W. Kimura Trenton, NJ 08608 Salt Lake City, UT 84103 $10,000 To support radio programming, $706,750 $490,700 institutes for teachers, and grants for local projects, all related to important themes and New Mexico Humanities Council Vermont Humanities Council topics in Alaska’s history in anticipation of the MSC06 3570 11 Loomis Street fiftieth anniversary of Alaska’s statehood. 1 University of New Mexico Montpelier, VT 05602 Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001 $451,800 Alaska Humanities Forum $481,700 Anchorage, AK Gregory W. Kimura Virgin Islands Humanities Council Historically based projects and activities New York Council for the Humanities #7 Kongens Gade $60,360 150 Broadway, Suite 1700 St. Thomas, VI 00802-6746 that mark Alaska’s fiftieth anniversary as a state. New York, NY 10038 $259,650 Amerika Samoa Humanities Council $1,110,850 Pago Pago, AS Virginia Foundation for the Humanities Niualama E. Taifane North Carolina Humanities Council 145 Ednam Drive $10,000 The first history text to collect archival 122 North Elm Street, Suite 601 Charlottesville, VA 22903-4629 and other materials about Amerika Samoa. Greensboro, NC 27401 $656,400 Pre-publication, the public will be engaged $680,850 with the project through facilitated reading and West Virginia Humanities Council discussions. It will be launched with a teach- North Dakota Humanities Council 1310 Kanawha Boulevard, East ers institute for secondary history teachers. 418 E. Broadway Avenue, Suite 8 Charleston, WV 25301 Bismarck, ND 58501-4086 $497,200 Arizona Humanities Council $468,600 Phoenix, AZ Herbert J. Paine Wisconsin Humanities Council $10,000 To support cultural heritage tour- Northern Mariana Islands Council 222 South Bedford Street, Suite F ism projects, planning for a tour in 2009 of for the Humanities Madison, WI 53703-368 the traveling exhibit, “New Harmonies” on P.O. Box 506437 $590,650 American roots music, keynote speakers for the Saipan, MP 96950 annual book festival and the annual humanities Wyoming Humanities Council $251,900 lecture, and issue forums on important topics 1315 E. Lewis Street in the humanities in election year 2008. Ohio Humanities Council Laramie, WY 82072-3459 471 E. Broad St., Suite 1620 $450,400 Arizona Humanities Council Columbus, OH 43215-3857 Phoenix, AZ Herbert J. Paine $823,600 Special Projects $108,300 Cultural heritage tourism grants, tours of the Smithsonian exhibits, “New Harmonies” Oklahoma Humanities Council Alabama Humanities Foundation Festival Plaza and “Journey Stories,” Motheread/Fatheread Birmingham, AL Robert C. Stewart 428 West California, Suite 270 Family Literacy Program, and activities to $10,000 To support speakers bureau presenta- Oklahoma City, OK 73102 support the Picturing America initiative. tions on Alabama history and culture, a $530,900 teachers institute on Alabama’s Black Belt, Arkansas Humanities Council Oregon Council for the Humanities the “New Harmonies” traveling exhibition, Little Rock, AR Jeffrey R. Root 813 SW Alder Street, Suite 702 and a special We the People grant initiative. $10,000 To support the annual statewide Portland, OR 97205 History Day in Arkansas, and to expand the Alabama Humanities Foundation $527,700 Arkansas Humanities Council’s program of Birmingham, AL Robert C. Stewart grants, training, and technical assistance to Pennsylvania Humanities Council $96,870 Speakers bureau presentations, a local groups working to preserve, document, Constitution Place teachers institute on the history and culture and interpret African-American cemeter- 325 Chestnut Street, Suite 715 of Alabama’s Gulf coast, the Museum on ies throughout the state of Arkansas. Philadelphia, PA 19106-2607 Main Street exhibition “New Harmonies,” $860,550 We the People” grants, and the development Arkansas Humanities Council of programming for “Picturing America.” Little Rock, AR Jeffery R. Root Rhode Island Council for the Humanities $80,120 History Day in Arkansas and the 385 Westminster Street, Suite 2 Alaska Humanities Forum AHC’s long-standing African-American Providence, RI 02903 Anchorage, AK Gregory W. Kimura cemetery project. A program officer will $465,600 $15,000 An exploration of Alaskan state- be devoted to this project which preserves, hood by research and study, a partnership South Dakota Humanities Council documents, and interprets not only with Alaska Public Radio to gather and 1215 Trail Ridge Road, Suite A cemeteries, but the histories of the African- broadcast personal narratives, and an Brookings, SD 57006 American communities in Arkansas. interactive game to complement the Alaska $459,800 History and Cultural Studies curriculum.

FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP 48 California Council for the Humanities Florida Humanities Council Hawai'i Council for the Humanities San Francisco, CA Ralph Lewin St. Petersburg, FL Susan Lockwood Honolulu, HI Robert G. Buss $15,000 Phase III of its multiyear California $218,070 Television documentaries, radio $66,090 “Talk Story” dialogs on local and Stories initiative with a youth media pro- programs and other humanities projects as part national culture, three teacher workshops gram and ten California Story Fund grants of the special initiative, “Florida: A Sense of (Picturing America, The Individual in History, to fund youth humanities programs. Place,” which will examine Florida’s post-WWII and Teaching about Statehood in the Modern transformation and its impact on state identity. History of Hawai'i), Literature and Medicine California Council for the Humanities reading and discussion programs, and activi- San Francisco, CA Ralph Lewin Fundación Puertorriqueña de las Humanidades ties for the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial. $10,000 To support programs for youth San Juan, PR Juan M. Gonzalez Lamela and others that use the disciplines of the $10,000 Continued development of the Humanities Council of Washington, DC humanities to examine and reveal contem- Puerto Rico Online Encyclopedia. Washington, DC Michon A. Boston porary issues and experiences of concern $15,000 An Emancipation Day event, “Soul to California youth, families, and others. Fundación Puertorriqueña de las Humanidades of the City,” a summer leadership develop- San Juan, PR Juan M Gonzalez-Lamela ment seminar for high school students, California Council for the Humanities $90,880 The development of new and four episodes of the educational cable San Francisco, CA Ralph Lewin content and interactive features for television series, Humanities Profiled. $392,310 To support the California Immigration Puerto Rico Online Encyclopedia. website and related materials for teachers Humanities Council of Washington, DC and the general public; new media resources Georgia Humanities Council Washington, DC Joy Ford Austin for young filmmakers on topics related to Atlanta, GA Jamil S. Zainaldin $10,000 To support public programs dur- California Stories; for grants for young $150,860 Reading and discussion pro- ing DC Emancipation Week in April 2008, people and community projects related grams, an exhibition, teachers institute, a week-long institute for forty high school to California Stories; and for activities in the conference “Profiles in Leadership,” students, three television programs, reading and California related to Picturing America. and planning meetings to prepare for the discussion programs for young people; the DC sesquicentennial of the Civil War. Community Heritage Preservation Project, and Colorado Humanities archival resources related to the programs of Denver, CO Judith R. Casey Georgia Humanities Council the Humanities Council of Washington, DC. $115,040 A web-based resource for K–12 Atlanta, GA Jamil S. Zainaldin teachers, the inaugural Colorado tour $10,000 Reading and discussion programs Humanities Council of Washington, DC of the exhibition, “Between Fences,” a in Georgia communities, the develop- Washington, DC Tyra Fennell regrant program, and activities to support ment of resource and training materials to $59,410 To support the annual weeklong “Soul NEH’s Picturing America initiative. accompany the tour of “Key Ingredients: of the City,” a program for young people; America By Food,” and additional con- television programming on topics related to Connecticut Humanities Council tent for the New Georgia Encyclopedia. the city’s history and development; a read- Middletown, CT Bruce Fraser ing and discussion series called “Who is a $87,190 Online and media projects that will Guam Humanities Council Washingtonian?”, community-based discus- attract young people, the key components of Hagatna, GU Kimberlee Kihleng sions; the DC Community Heritage Preservation which are Connecticut History Online—the $55,760 An effort to inform and educate Project; and development of the Humanities digitization of Connecticut historical materials, the local Guam community about the many Council’s Research Center of online resources. a series of documentaries on Connecticut his- issues surrounding the unprecedented U.S. tory, the Encyclopedia of Connecticut History military buildup by means of convened Humanities Council SC Online, and Picturing America programming. conversations throughout the island, carried Columbia, SC Theresa J. Wallace out in cooperation with the Mayor’s Council $93,730 The 13th annual SC Book Festival, the Connecticut Humanities Council and other community-based organiza- Clemente Course for thirty disadvantaged and Middletown, CT Bruce Fraser tions and local military-based groups. often homeless Charleston residents, National $10,000 The Encyclopedia of Connecticut History Day, the Museum on Main Street History Online, an online resource for authorita- Guam Humanities Council exhibition “Key Ingredients: America by Food,” tive information about Connecticut’s history Hagatna, GU Shannon J. Murphy the seventh annual SC Institute for Community and heritage, for use by the public, students, $10,000 The research and content develop- Scholars, and the development of complemen- educators, researchers and journalists. ment on the early American (1898–1941) tary programming for Picturing America. and post-World War II periods in Guam Delaware Humanities Forum for the online encyclopedia, Guampedia. Humanities Council SC Wilmington, DE Marilyn P. Whittington Columbia, SC Theresa J. Wallace ' $62,020 To support Delaware-based activi- Hawai i Council for the Humanities $10,000 The twelfth annual SC Book Festival, ties related to Picturing America, including Honolulu, HI Robert G. Buss the Clemente Course, National History Day, a kick-off event in October 2008; a series of $15,000 A tour of the Smithsonian exhibi- a tour of the exhibition “Key Ingredients: discussions about Delaware’s past, present, tion “Key Ingredients: America by Food” to America by Food,” and the South Carolina and future; a collection of existing images communities around the state, a publication on Institute for Community Scholars. of Delaware for an online archive and a cultural food traditions in Hawai'i, and reading print publication; and special programs and discussion programs for local hospitals. in each of the state’s three counties.

FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP 49 Humanities Iowa Humanities Washington Indiana Humanities Council Iowa City, IA Christopher R. Rossi Seattle, WA Ellen E. Terry Indianapolis, IN Nancy N. Conner $10,000 To support both grants and programs $112,630 An expanded grant-making $10,000 To support a series of conversations on conducted by Humanities Iowa that focus on the program that will fund projects to help topics in American history and culture in order heritage and contemporary concerns of Iowans, Washington State residents gain a deeper to strengthen civic engagement in Indiana, and to especially in rural areas, with particular empha- understanding of American culture, institu- create web-based packets of resources for teachers sis on projects that explore how cultural and tions, and our collective historical and that correspond to each of four high school his- ethnic diversity informs and challenges collective contemporary democratic principles. tory standards on the topics of the development ideas of identity as Americans and Iowans. of the industrial United States, the emergence of Idaho Humanities Council the modern United States, the modern United Humanities Iowa Boise, ID Rick Ardinger States in prosperity and depression, and the Iowa City, IA Christopher R. Rossi $10,000 IHC will explore We the People United States and World War II. $82,020 Council-conducted programs that exam- themes through speakers bureau presenta- ine the relevance of cultural and ethnic diversity tions, summer teachers institutes, and Kansas Humanities Council in Iowan life and the formation of civic identity council-conducted programs ranging from Topeka, KS Julie L. Mulvihill on the local, regional and national levels. reading and discussion programming to $10,000 To support projects initiated by Kansas programs about American Root Music. It will communities to create exhibits, oral histories and Humanities Montana also make grants related to this initiative. heritage tourism activities about what it means Missoula, MT Ken Egan, Jr. to be a resident of Kansas. A new digital shorts $62,930 Humanities Montana’s core programs: Idaho Humanities Council component will allow Kansans to tell a visual grants, speakers bureau, reading and discus- Boise, ID Rick Ardinger story. In addition, a special “Kansans Tell Their sion programs, and the Montana Festival of $67,310 Support for the nearly 100 topics in Stories” traveling exhibition will be created. the Book. Picturing America programming IHC’s Speakers Bureau that explore We the will be a special edition of the speakers People themes, an interdisciplinary teacher Kansas Humanities Council bureau, sending historians and art historians seminar focused on environmental literature, Topeka, KS Dan Carey-Whalen to libraries to speak about the collection. the Museum on Main Street exhibition $79,970 Grants for projects that tell the “Between Fences,” reading and discussion Kansas story through a variety of media and Humanities Montana groups, special presentations, grants, and formats. The Kansas Humanities Council will Missoula, MT Kim Anderson Picturing America programming. enlarge the scope of these successful projects $10,000 To support regrants, speakers bureau, by including a Picturing America initiative, the OpenBook reading and discussion program, Illinois Humanities Council “Kansans Tell Their Stories through Art.” and the Montana Festival of the Book. Chicago, IL Kristina A. Valaitis $10,000 To support a musical heritage initiative Kentucky Humanities Council Humanities Tennessee focused on the “New Harmonies” traveling Lexington, KY Virginia G. Carter Nashville, TN Robert Cheatham exhibition and the Illinois Music Heritage $93,250 Humanities programming for at-risk $109,780 The 2008 Southern Festival of initiative, the speakers bureau, and a grant youth and their families through the Prime Books, the statewide tour of the exhibi- program to support We the People themes. Time reading and discussion program in at tion “Journey Stories,” a grant program, least fifteen public libraries. Book series will and the development of a web-based Illinois Humanities Council mirror the We the People Bookshelf theme, Tennessee Virtual Center for the Book. Chicago, IL Kristina A. Valaitis Created Equal, and will increase its offer- $173,960 To support two traveling exhibitions, ings in Spanish. Chautauqua presentations Humanities Tennessee “Between Fences” and “Journey Stories”; to in the schools will include commemora- Nashville, TN Kathryn A. Stephenson support the speakers bureau which emphasizes tion of the Lincoln Bicentennial. $15,000 To support the digitization and programs related to the Abraham Lincoln documentation of stories of land and place Bicentennial; to make grants on topics in Kentucky Humanities Council in six communities across the state that will American history and culture; and to promote Lexington, KY Virginia G. Carter allow these communities to develop and Picturing America and to provide humanities $15,000 To support Prime Time Family Reading share programs that explore community life; scholars for Picturing America presentations. programs held in libraries for at-risk youth web-based and live programming conducted by and their parents; the development of a new the Council to support and expand community Indiana Humanities Council Chautauqua program focused on the life and programming, including a speakers bureau and a Indianapolis, IN Nancy N. Conner times of Abraham Lincoln, together with new special series at the Southern Festival of Books. $112,950 Programs focused on the themes Chautauqua programs for schools; and Kentucky of immigration and citizenship including a Humanities magazine, a twice-yearly publication Humanities Texas public conference, a reading and discussion focusing on Kentucky history and culture. Austin, TX Michael L. Gillette program in libraries, a conference for K–12 $266,050 The 2008 teachers institute, “From teachers, online resources for teachers, and Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities Disunion to Empire: The United States, programming related to Picturing America. New Orleans, LA Michael J. Sartisky 1850–1900,” exhibits, a grant program, public $10,000 To support reading and discus- lectures, a cultural heritage and community sion programs for adults, Louisiana Cultural history initiative, and activities to support Vistas magazine, and grants to Louisiana’s the NEH’s Picturing American initiative. educational and cultural institutions, all related to the theme, “Roots to Roots: America and Louisiana’s Shared History.”

NATIONALFEDERAL/STATE ENDOWMENT PARTNERSHIP FOR THE HUMANITIES 503 Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities Michigan Humanities Council Missouri Humanities Council New Orleans, LA Michael J. Sartisky Lansing, MI Gregory L Parker St. Louis, MO Michael Bouman $96,730 A regrant program, reading and $149,450 To support a series of initiatives $15,000 To support a focus on Missouri’s history discussion programs and the quarterly related to Picturing America, including a and future; programs to strengthen cultural orga- publication, Louisiana Cultural Vistas. seminar for teachers, a speakers bureau, nizations; the Read from the Start family reading partnerships with museums in Michigan, and a program; and programs to explore diversity and Maine Humanities Council documentary video program for high schools. to discover the meaning of “we” in We the People. Portland, ME Victoria B. Bonebakker $15,000 Adventures in American Literature, Minnesota Humanities Center Missouri Humanities Council an all-day public program on a significant piece St. Paul, MN Matthew Brandt St. Louis, MO Michael Bouman of American literature; the development of $10,000 Conferences will consider the impact $10,000 Consultancy and training new series for the New Books, New Readers of statehood on the Dakota and Ojibwe programs for Missouri museums and and Let’s Talk About It reading and discus- peoples and the contributions of native libraries, outreach to new Americans and sion programs; oral history workshops, and people to Minnesota and American history, underserved populations through the Read a cultural heritage tour of the Kennebec and targeted grants will help develop reference from the Start reading program, and 2008 Chaudière rivers, a 230-mile corridor span- and curriculum guides for native language Chautauqua, “That’s Entertainment!” ning Maine and much of Québec Province. courses, and a content-rich website will collect Dakota and Ojibwe materials and resources. Nebraska Humanities Council Maine Humanities Council Lincoln, NE Sarah J. Hood Portland, ME Victoria B. Bonebakker Minnesota Humanities Center $10,000 In partnership with the Kansas $66,610 Humanities projects including St. Paul, MN Matthew Brandt Humanities Council and the state Library public conferences on Abraham Lincoln $102,240 To support programming related Commission, Center for the Book, and and Zora Neale Hurston, a new reading and to Minnesota’s sesquicentennial in 2008 with Department of Education: creation of discussion series, Invisible New England, and particular emphasis on the original residents, the a new Chautauqua, materials from the history camps for high school students. Dakota and Ojibwe, and the newest residents, Resource Collection made available to Hmong, Somali and Latino peoples. Programs schools at a reduced fee, and the distribu- Maryland Humanities Council include a website, public events and podcasts, tion of the “Between Fences” exhibit to Baltimore, MD Phoebe Stein Davis workshops and grants. Programming related six communities and the state capitol. $106,550 Maryland History Day, the to Picturing America will also be supported. Chautauqua program, Community Nebraska Humanities Council Conversations and regrants for public humani- Mississippi Humanities Council Lincoln, NE Sarah J. Hood ties programs in American history and culture. Jackson, MS Barbara Carpenter $70,650 The statewide tour of the $15,000 Continuation of “Mississippi Smithsonian exhibition “New Harmonies,” Maryland Humanities Council Moments,” a series of four-minute radio the Kansas-Nebraska Chautauqua, activi- Baltimore, MD Phoebe Stein Davis segments, development of an online Mississippi ties at the 2008 Nebraska Book Festival, a $10,000 A special initiative on Martin Luther timeline, and revision and updating of a 1992 Humanities Resource catalog, and the tour King Jr. will emphasize the issue of race through publication, Ethnic Heritage in Mississippi. of Picturing America images to six sites. Chautauqua programming, the speakers bureau, the grants program, and Maryland History Day. Mississippi Humanities Council Nevada Humanities Jackson, MS Barbara Carpenter Reno, NV Stephen R. Davis Mass Humanities $81,540 Development of a web-based $76,190 To support ongoing work of Northampton, MA Pleun C. Bouricius Mississippi Timeline, “Mississippi Moments” scholars and editors for the Online Nevada $114,640 A programmatic focus on “Liberty radio broadcasts, public programming to Encyclopedia; grants for projects in and Justice for All” that includes grants, a accompany Picturing America displays American history and culture; and program- public symposium at Boston College on the in local libraries, a teachers institute on ming related to Picturing America. topic “One Nation, Under God: The Role Mississippi writers and an updated version of of Religion in American Public Life,” a film the publication, Ethnic Heritage in Mississippi. Nevada Humanities and discussion series marking the 200th Reno, NV Steve Davis anniversary of the abolition of the slave trade, Missouri Humanities Council $7,945 Production of four Chautauqua and Picturing America programming in public St. Louis, MO Michael Bouman Policy Forums and a series of related libraries that will also be downloadable. $108,400 To support the 2009 Chautauqua “Chautauqua Minutes” in partnership whose theme is “That’s Entertainment;” Read with the Reno PBS affiliate, and grants for Michigan Humanities Council from the Start, the Council’s family reading public programs in American history. Lansing, MI Cynthia M. Dimitrijevic program; the Literature and Medicine program $10,000 “The Great Michigan Read,” a state- on humanities and health care; the traveling Nevada Humanities wide literature and literacy initiative focused on exhibition, “New Harmonies;” and a special Reno, NV Steve Davis Ernest Hemingway’s short-stories collection, The event and program on Thomas Hart Benton, a $10,000 Continued development of the Online Nick Adams Stories. Activities include reading and Missouri native and one of the artists repre- Nevada Encyclopedia and a grant initiative to discussion groups, exhibits, a Hemingway film sented in NEH’s Picturing America initiative. develop humanities-based civic dialog programs. festival, and a Michigan author homecoming.

NATIONALFEDERAL/STATE ENDOWMENT PARTNERSHIP FOR THE HUMANITIES 513 New Hampshire Humanities Council North Carolina Humanities Council Oklahoma Humanities Council Concord, NH Deborah Watrous Greensboro, NC Shelley Crisp Oklahoma City, OK David Pettyjohn $66,440 Humanities To Go, a statewide program $10,000 Ongoing programming including a $87,380 To support the 2008 Oklahoma of lectures and living history presentations. summer teachers institute that will explore Conversation in the Humanities, an Southern plantation culture, statewide annual lecture by a distinguished speaker New Jersey Council for the Humanities regional conferences that address themes in the humanities; grants for projects in Trenton, NJ Jane Brailove Rutkoff in American history and culture, and the American history and culture; and activi- $136,130 Two two-semester Clemente new publication, Engage Your World. ties for Picturing America in Oklahoma. Courses in Camden and Somerset/ Brunswick exploring the nation’s found- North Dakota Humanities Council Oregon Council for the Humanities ing principles and their development over Bismarck, ND Janet Daley Jury Portland, OR Cara Ungar-Gutierrez time, and two K–12 teacher seminars. $60,180 To support activities related to the $98,060 The program initiative “Borders and theme, “Telling our Journey Stories,” including Boundaries,” which will explore American New Jersey Council for the Humanities a public programming awards competition, book history and the principles of democracy Trenton, NJ Jane Brailove Rutkoff and film discussions, speakers programs, grants through lectures, a special issue of Oregon $15,000 A college-level course, “American to support the traveling exhibition “Journey Humanities magazine, and teachers institutes. Freedom: The History of an Ideal,” for Stories,” and audio tours and a state scholar in low-income individuals, a series of three-hour support of Picturing America in North Dakota. Pennsylvania Humanities Council seminars on American Heroes for K–12 teachers Philadelphia, PA Laurie Zierer and a week-long summer residential teachers Northern Mariana Islands Council $10,000 To support the expansion of “Our seminar which will examine the life and legacy for the Humanities Stories, Our Future,” a statewide project, of George Washington in his command of Saipan, MP Debra T. Cabrera by awarding grants, supporting speakers the Continental Army, his leadership at the $49,930 The exploration of cultural, social, eco- and book groups all focused on stories from Constitutional Convention, and his presidency. nomic and political issues; a focus on a major America’s past that have importance for immigrant group and contemporary life as seen today and the future in Pennsylvania. New Mexico Humanities Council through the eyes of young adults; reading and Albuquerque, NM Craig L. Newbill discussing three American literary classics; Pennsylvania Humanities Council $72,120 To support community projects on and preserving and disseminating primary Philadelphia, PA Laurie Zierer the theme “What Does it Mean to be a New historical resources important to the study of $171,060 Humanities grants that will fund Mexican,” as part of the council’s ongoing the history of the Northern Mariana Islands. projects to explore diverse stories of the planning for the centennial of statehood in American experience and creatively combine 2012; to support National History Day in Northern Mariana Islands Council the arts and humanities, book discussion New Mexico in 2009; and to plan activities for the Humanities groups and Commonwealth Speakers, and related to Picturing America in New Mexico. Saipan, MP Debra T. Cabrera promotional and media activities that will $10,000 Democracy Considered, a series of feature art topics and the Speaker’s Millennium New Mexico Humanities Council text-based community discussions, public Lecturer Frank McCourt who will talk Albuquerque, NM Craig L. Newbill lectures on the fundamentals of democracy, about his experience as an immigrant. $15,000 To support programming in observance and a series of activities that explore the diverse of the New Mexico centennial in 2012, includ- cultural traditions present in the commonwealth. Rhode Island Council for the Humanities ing grants on the topic “What Does it Mean Providence, RI Mary-Kim Arnold to be a New Mexican?” statewide participa- Ohio Humanities Council $15,000 To support regrants, a film series tion in National History Day for middle and Columbus, OH Gale E. Peterson in collaboration with RI PBS and the Office high school students, and an essay contest. $179,630 To support the Ohio Chautauqua in of Library Information Studies, and speak- 2008 and 2009 on the theme “Inventors and ers programs about civic dialogs that help New York Council for the Humanities Innovators;” planning for the sesquicenten- us better understand the world around New York, NY Jane B. McNamara nial of the Civil War; the heritage fellows us by means of American history. $235,310 Humanities programming documentation project; public television including a statewide conference, fellow- programs on Ohio’s historic places; regional Rhode Island Council for the Humanities ships, speakers programs, and reading and workshops on civic tourism; website for history Providence, RI Sue Ellen M. Kroll discussion programs related to the 2009 teachers; and programming for Picturing $64,370 The Rhode Island Humanities Hudson-Fulton-Champlain quadricentennial. America, including a teachers institute. Council’s public radio program, “Action Speaks,” as it is enhanced, retooled, and mar- North Carolina Humanities Council Ohio Humanities Council keted to a larger—possibly national—audience. Greensboro, NC Shelley Crisp Columbus, OH Gale E. Peterson $152,150 Let’s Talk About It readings and $10,000 The Ohio Chautauquas, “World War South Dakota Humanities Council discussion program, the Road Scholars II,” and “Inventors and Innovators” that will Brookings, SD Sherry K. DeBoer speakers bureau, a teachers institute, be held in 2007 and 2008, summer teacher $10,000 To support the annual South regrants, and the North Carolina tour institutes, the Gateway to History website, and Dakota Festival of Books and the comple- of the exhibition, “New Harmonies: local media projects associated with the fall 2007 mentary programming. The Festival of Celebrating American Roots Music.” broadcast of Ken Burns’s documentary, The War. Books will explore significant events in South Dakota and American history with more than fifty authors and an audience in Deadwood estimated to be over 6,000.

FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP 52 South Dakota Humanities Council Virginia Foundation for the Humanities Wyoming Humanities Council Brookings, SD Kelley K. Yseth Charlottesville, VA David Bearinger Laramie, WY Jenny Ingram $78,960 To support the sixth annual Festival $10,000 The study and public dissemination of $15,000 Statewide programming around of Books sponsored by the South Dakota Virginia history and culture by means of media the Smithsonian’s Museum on Main Street Humanities Council, including outreach and the Center for the Book, especially of those traveling exhibition, “Between Fences.” by three art historians to fifteen communi- peoples whose contributions have not been suf- Project activities include a film discussion ties for programming related to Picturing ficiently recognized. Support includes an award series, book discussion series, speakers America and the connections, both artistic of a residential fellowship in Virginia history. forum, small grant initiative, and a public and literary, to the history of South Dakota. television documentary exploring boundar- Virginia Foundation for the Humanities ies and borders in Western American life. Utah Humanities Council Charlottesville, VA Andrew S. Chancey Salt Lake City, UT Cynthia Buckingham $124,460 The study of Virginia and American Wyoming Humanities Council $76,700 To support grant projects that explore history and culture through grant making, radio Laramie, WY Jennifer A Ingram significant historical themes and events; programming, and such public events as the $58,970 To support the addition of new history topics of the council’s speakers bureau; Virginia Festival of the Book that reach broad programs on the topic of community for the participation of historians in the annual public audiences. the council’s statewide speakers bureau; a book festival; Utah’s National History Day; a four-part film and discussion series on the collaboration with the Utah Division of State West Virginia Humanities Council history of addiction in such eras as the Jazz History for a community history initiative; Charleston, WV Mark Payne Age and Prohibition; grants for projects on weekly public radio broadcasts; a statewide $71,290 To support grants on American history local history and heritage; a four-part book museum interpretation initiative for interpretive and culture; a lecture series in Charleston; and discussion series on the interaction of humans exhibits; and Picturing America activities in col- programming connecting Picturing America and their animals; and a special grant initia- laboration with the Utah Museum of Fine Arts. to the history of art in West Virginia. tive for Picturing America in Wyoming.

Utah Humanities Council West Virginia Humanities Council Salt Lake City, UT Cynthia Buckingham Charleston, WV Mark Payne $10,000 To support grants for community $17,500 To support grants on American history projects exploring significant historical themes and culture; a lecture series in Charleston; and and events, history topics for the council’s programming connecting Picturing America speakers bureau, historians for the Great Salt to the history of art in West Virginia. Lake Book Festival, the statewide History Day, an oral history initiative, weekly public Wisconsin Humanities Council radio programs, and a statewide initiative Madison, WI Jessica E. Becker for interpretive exhibits at museums. $10,000 Launching a new initiative, that will support humanities-based conferences, Vermont Humanities Council lectures, K–12 curriculum development, web Montpelier, VT Larissa Vigue Picard discussions, newspaper articles, and sessions $10,000 The Vermont Humanities Council at the 2008 Wisconsin Book Festival on the will use talks, living history presentations, theme of the state’s conservation heritage. lectures, reading and discussions series for both the general public and low-literacy Wisconsin Humanities Council groups, summer humanities camps for Madison, WI Jessica E. Becker at-risk middle school youth, and grants $106,090 To support a series of activities to increase knowledge and understand- related to the council’s initiative “Wisconsin: ing of American and Vermont history. Making it Home,” including events at the 2009 Wisconsin Book Festival; community Vermont Humanities Council discussions on topics in the humanities, the Montpelier, VT Larissa Vigue Picard environment, and conservation; training for $60,040 Activities to complement the multi- discussion leaders; film-based discussion year Civil War Home Front project and the programs, public lectures and discussions; tours quadricentennial of Samuel de Champlain’s for K–12 teachers and development of curricular “discovery” of Lake Champlain, sixty pre- resources; grants for community projects; and sentations in the speakers bureau program, Picturing America activities in Wisconsin. twenty-five First Wednesday lectures, the purchase of books for reading and discussion programs, humanities camps for at-risk middle school students, grants, and the fall conference.

FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP 53 MISCELLANEOUS HUMANITIES PROJECTS

The Jefferson Lecture National Head Start Association Alexandria, VA Michael McGrady John Updike $30,000** Children’s grant. Beverly Farms, MA Newark Museum $10,000 2008 Jefferson Lecture: Newark, NJ Ted Lind “What Is American about $30,000** Picturing America American art?” education initiative.

Picturing America Philadelphia Museum of Art Philadelphia, PA Marla K. Shoemaker American Library Association $29,700** Picturing America Chicago, IL Lainie Castle teacher seminar. $2,275,576 Picturing America. University of Georgia Chicago Architecture Foundation Athens, GA Chicago, IL Jean Linsner William Underwood Eiland $28,109** Picturing America $30,000** Picturing America demonstration workshop. teacher seminar. Home School Foundation Purcellville, VA William Anthony Estrada $30,000** Picturing America online course: Teaching American History Through the Picturing America Program.

Indiana University, Bloomington Bloomington, IN Guy Maxedon $29,973** Picturing America teachers workshop.

National Academy of Design New York, NY Kristine Widmer $30,000** Picturing America teacher training workshops.

NATIONALMISCELLANEOUS ENDOWMENT GRANTS FOR THE HUMANITIES 543 **Emergency Grant PANELISTS 2008

Adams, Fred Allman, Jean M. Arnesen, Eric J. Department of Philosophy Department of History Department of History University of Delaware Washington University University of Illinois at Chicago Newark, DE St. Louis, MO Chicago, IL

Adelson, Glenn Alvarez, Louis Arnold, Bettina Biological Sciences and Center for New American Department of Anthropology Environmental Studies Media, Inc. University of Wisconsin Wellesley College New York, NY Milwaukee, WI Wellesley, MA Alvis, John E. Arnott, Julie Adovasio, James English Department Preservation Services Anthropology University of Dallas University of Notre Dame University of Utah Irving, TX Notre Dame, IN Salt Lake City, UT Amiras, Mira Z. Arrington, Melvin S. Alborn, Timothy L. Middle East Studies Program Department of Modern Languages Department of History San Jose State University University of Mississippi CUNY Research Foundation, San Jose, CA University, MS Lehman College Bronx, NY Anderson, Catherine E. Bach, Sue E. Preventive Conservation Billings West High School Alcock, Susan Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Billings, MT Department of Classics Williamsburg, VA Brown University Bachin, Robin Providence, RI Anderson, Susan History Department Museum Archives University of Miami Aldenderfer, Mark S. Philadelphia Museum of Art Coral Gables, FL Department of Anthropology Philadelphia, PA University of Arizona Bailey Hainer, Brenda Tucson, AZ Andrea, Alfred J. Bibliographical Center for Research Department of History Denver, CO Allen, Irene Shum University of Vermont National Trust for Burlington, VT Ballenger, Grady W. Historic Preservation Louisiana Scholars’ College of NSU Washington, DC Andrzejewski, Anna V. Natchitoches, LA Art History Allen, William J. University of Wisconsin Colleges Bamman, David Department of Art Madison, WI Perseus Project Arkansas State University Tufts University State University, AR Anklam, Cissy F. Medford, MA Museum Concepts Allitt, Patrick N. Arlington, VA Bankoff, H. Arthur Professor of History Department of Anthropology Emory University Apley, Alice CUNY Research Foundation Atlanta, GA RMC Research Corporation Brooklyn, NY Portsmouth, NH

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 553 Barfield, Thomas J. Beito, David T. Bohman, James F. Brakman, Sarah Vaughan Department of Anthropology Department of History Department of Philosophy Department of Philosophy Boston University University of Alabama St. Louis University Villanova University Boston, MA Tuscaloosa, AL Saint Louis, MO Villanova, PA

Barkan, Elliott R. Bell, Gregory R Bolger, Doreen Brandt, Bettina Department of History Information Technology Division Baltimore Museum of Art Department of French, California State University Lawrence Berkeley Baltimore, MD German, and Russian San Bernardino, CA National Laboratory Montclair State University Berkeley, CA Bond, Trevor J. Upper Montclair, NJ Barrett, Robert W Terrell Library English and Medieval Studies Benditt, Theodore M. Washington State University Branson, Susan Lynn University of Illinois Department of Philosophy Pullman, WA American Studies Program Urbana, IL University of Alabama Syracuse University Birmingham, AL Bonebakker, Victoria B. Syracuse, NY Bartley, Elizabeth A. Maine Humanities Council Center for Electronic Bennett, Elizabeth Z. Portland, ME Brattain, Michelle L. Reconstruction of Historical Princeton University Library Department of History Archaeological Sites Princeton University Bonner, Jr., Thomas Georgia State University University of Cincinnati Princeton, NJ Department of English Atlanta, GA Cincinnati, OH Xavier University of Louisiana Bennett, Herman Lee New Orleans, LA Bray, Alida J. Bashir, Shahzad Department of History History San Jose Department of Religious Studies Rutgers University Boomgaarden, Wesley L. San Jose, CA Stanford University New Brunswick, NJ Ohio State University Stanford, CA Columbus, OH Breitborde, Lawrence B. Beynon, Sharon Department of Anthropology Bashkow, Ira R. Independent Scholar Bosse, Arno and Sociology Department of Anthropology Morro Bay, CA Division of the Humanities Knox College University of Virginia University of Chicago Galesburg, IL Charlottesville, VA Bilderback, Beth Chicago, IL University of South Carolina Brennan, Timothy A. Battigelli, Anna F. Columbia, SC Bouton, Terry Department of Cultural Studies Department of English Department of History University of Minnesota SUNY Research Foundation Bissell, William University of Maryland Minneapolis, MN Plattsburgh, NY Lafayette College Baltimore, MD Easton, PA Brewer, David A. Bauerlein, Mark W. Bowles, Brett English Department Department of English Blackwell, Stephen H. Department of French Studies Ohio State University Emory University Department of Modern Foreign SUNY Research Foundation Columbus, OH Atlanta, GA Languages and Literatures Albany, NY University of Tennessee Brewin, Mark Bayer, Daniel L. Knoxville, TN Boyer, Christopher Robert Faculty of Communication Language Center, College of Depts. of History and Latin University of Tulsa Letters, Arts and Sciences Bledsoe, Robert Terrell American and Latino Studies Tulsa, OK University of Southern California Department of English University of Illinois at Chicago Los Angeles, CA University of Texas Chicago, IL Brigham, Ann El Paso, TX Department of Literature Bays, Daniel H Bradley, Anthony G. and Languages History Department Blistein, Adam D. Department of English Roosevelt University Calvin College American Philological Association University of Vermont Chicago, IL Grand Rapids, MI Philadelphia, PA Burlington, VT Britton, Marcia W. Bean, Susan S. Blue, Carroll Braider, Christopher Sheehan Wyoming Humanities Council South Asian, Oceanic, and African American Studies Department of French and Italian Laramie, WY Africa Arts and Cultures University of Houston University of Colorado Peabody Essex Museum Houston, TX Boulder, CO Britz, Kevin M. Salem, MA Center for Southwestern Studies Blumenthal, Debra Braithwaite, John A Fort Lewis College Becker, Robert A. Department of History History Department Durango, CO Department of History University of California Weber State University Weber State University Santa Barbara, CA Ogden, UT Ogden, UT

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 563 Brown, Lauren R. Carignan, Yvonne Chen, Lingchei Letty Codell, Julie F. Archives and Manuscripts McKeldin Library Department of Asian and Near Art History and English Department, Hornbake Library University of Maryland Eastern Languages and Literatures Arizona State University University of Maryland University College Washington University Tempe, AZ College Park, MD College Park, MD St. Louis, MO Cohen, Daniel J. Bruckner, Matilda Tomaryn Carriero, John Peter Ching, Barbara A Department of History Department of Romance Department of Philosophy English Department and Art History Languages and Literatures University of California University of Memphis George Mason University Boston College Los Angeles, CA Memphis, TN Fairfax, VA Chestnut Hill, MA Carriker, Robert C. Choate, Mark I. Cohen, Matthew Bruzewski, Molly Kay Department of History Department of History Department of English Social Studies Department Gonzaga University Brigham Young University Duke University Vassar Public Schools Spokane, WA Provo, UT Durham, NC Vassar, MI Carrlee, Ellen Chow, Eileen Cheng yin Cohen, Ronald L. Burchenal, Margaret K. Alaska State Museum East Asian Languages Social Science Division Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Juneau, AK and Civilizations Bennington College Boston, MA Harvard University Bennington, VT Carroll, Valinda S. Cambridge, MA Burdette, Alan R. William R. and Norma Cohen, Sharon C. Indiana University B. Harvey Library Christensen, Len Department of History Bloomington, IN Hampton University St. Francis High School Springbrook High School Hampton, VA Mountain View, CA Silver Spring, MD Burrows, Edwin G. Department of History Carruthers, Elspeth Christensen, Pamela R Coldiron, Anne E. B. CUNY Research Foundation Department of History Peter White Public Library Department of English Brooklyn, NY University of Illinois at Chicago Marquette, MI Florida State University Chicago, IL Tallahassee, FL Burt, Elizabeth V. Chu, Jonathan School of Communication Carvalho, Joseph Department of History Collins, Marsha S. University of Hartford Springfield Library and University of Massachusetts English and Comparative West Hartford, CT Museums Association Boston, MA Literature Springfield, MA University of North Carolina Burt, Richard Chung, Su Kim Chapel Hill, NC Department of Casper, Scott Evan Department of Special Construction Science Department of History Collections, Lied Library Conniff, Michael Texas A&M University University of Nevada University of Nevada Global Studies College Station, TX Reno, NV Las Vegas, NV San Jose State University Foundation Butler, Anne M. Casserly, Brian Clark, Ellen Riojas San Jose, CA Department of History Math, Science, and Social Bicultural Bilingual Studies Utah State University Sciences Division University of Texas Contiguglia, Georgianna Logan, UT North Seattle Community College San Antonio, TX Colorado Historical Society Seattle, WA Denver, CO Callahan, Elizabeth Cleary, Richard Louis South Salem High School Censer, Jack R. School of Architecture Cook, Russell J Salem, OR Office of the Dean of Humanities University of Texas Department of Communication and Social Sciences Austin, TX Loyola College in Maryland Cannato, Vincent J. George Mason University Baltimore, MD Department of History Fairfax, VA Clift Pellow, Arlene L. University of Massachusetts Department of English and Cook, Jr., Theodore F. Boston, MA Chaffin, Scott Mass Communication Department of History Programming/Production North Carolina Central University William Paterson University Cannato, Vincent J. KUED TV Durham, NC Wayne, NJ Department of History Salt Lake City, UT University of Massachusetts Clowes, Edith W. Cooper, Regina Boston, MA Chang, Chun shu Department of Slavic Social Studies Teacher Department of History Languages and Literatures Festus Senior High School Cantara, Linda University of Michigan University of Kansas Festus, MO Proposal Development Office Ann Arbor, MI Lawrence, KS University of Kentucky Lexington, KY

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 573 Cooper, Thomas Ezekiel Crothers, George M. Demarest, Arthur A. Dudley, William C. Department of Slavic Anthropology Department of Anthropology Department of Philosophy Languages and Literatures University of Kentucky Vanderbilt University Williams College University of North Carolina Lexington, KY Nashville, TN Williamstown, MA Chapel Hill, NC Curtis, Susan Denenberg, Thomas Andrew Duque, Adriano Cope, Kevin L. Department of History Portland Museum of Art Department of Foreign Department of English Purdue University Portland, ME Languages and Literatures Louisiana State University West Lafayette, IN Rider University and A&M College Dennis, William C Lawrenceville, NJ Baton Rouge, LA Cutler, Anthony Independent Scholar Department of Art History McLean, VA Earhart, Amy Elizabeth Corcoran, Eileen Pennsylvania State University Department of English Vermont Museum and University Park, PA Derbes, Anne Texas A & M University Gallery Alliance Art Department College Station, TX Vergennes, VT Cutler, Robin R. Hood College Independent Scholar Frederick, MD Eckert, Maureen A. Cornelius, Steven H. New York, NY Department of Philosophy Department of Music Doan, Ruth Alden University of Massachusetts Boston University Cyrus, Cynthia Department of History North Dartmouth, MA Boston, MA Blair School of Music Hollins University Vanderbilt University Roanoke, VA Edmondson, Laura Corrales, Javier Nashville, TN School of Theatre Department of Political Science Dobney, Fredrick John Dartmouth College Amherst College Dahlstrom, Daniel O. History Department Hanover, NH Amherst, MA Department of Philosophy Western Michigan University Boston University Kalamazoo, MI Edmunds, Russell David Corrigan, John Boston, MA School of Arts and Humanities Department of Religion Doherty, Brian University of Texas Florida State University Damrosch, David N. Library Richardson, TX Tallahassee, FL Department of English and Arizona State University Comparative Literature Polytechnic Eickelman, Dale F. Costello, David R. Columbia University Mesa, AZ Department of Anthropology History Department New York, NY Dartmouth College Canisius College Dominguez, Frank A. Hanover, NH Buffalo, NY Davis, David Department of Romance National Production Languages Ellington, Lucien Costello, Gina Oregon Public Broadcasting University of North Carolina Education Department Special Collections Portland, OR Chapel Hill, NC University of Tennessee Digital Services Chattanooga, TN Louisiana State University Davis, Eric Meacham Donoghue, Kelly R. Baton Rouge, LA Department of Political Science Social Studies Elliott, Thomas Robert Rutgers University New York City Museum School Institute for the Study of Cottler, Susan New Brunswick, NJ New York City, NY the Ancient World History Department New York University Westminster College Davis, Michael T. Dorman, Nicholas New York, NY Salt Lake City, UT Department of Art Seattle Art Museum and Art History Seattle, WA Engle, Lars D. Coughlan, Patricia A. Mount Holyoke College Department of English Social Studies South Hadley, MA Dorsey, Allison University of Tulsa Glen Landing Middle School Department of History Tulsa, OK Blackwood, NJ Deans Smith, Susan Swarthmore College Department of History Swarthmore, PA Englehart, Neil A. Cox, Karen L. University of Texas Department of Political Science History Department Austin, TX Doss, Erika L. Bowling Green State University University of North Carolina Department of American Studies Bowling Green, OH Charlotte, NC Deeds, Susan M. University of Notre Dame Department of History Notre Dame, IN Englund, Robert Keith Craft, Meg L. Northern Arizona University Fowler Museum of Walters Art Museum Flagstaff, AZ Ducey, Mary Ellen Cultural History Baltimore, MD University Archivist/ University of California deLorenzo, David Special Collections Los Angeles, CA Crespino, Joseph Bancroft Library University of Nebraska Department of History University of California Lincoln, NE Emory University Berkeley, CA Atlanta, GA

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 583 Enstad, Nan Ferraro, Thomas J. Flanagan, Maureen A. Freeze, Gregory L. Department of History Department of English Department of History Department of History University of Wisconsin Duke University Michigan State University Brandeis University Madison, WI Durham, NC East Lansing, MI Waltham, MA

Epps, Linda Caldwell Ferris, Kathlene Flaster, Michael Freimarck, Fran New Jersey Historical Society Archives Traveling Mind Productions, Inc. Pamunkey Regional Library Newark, NJ University of New Mexico La Jolla, CA Goochland, VA Albuquerque, NM Eriksen, Lisa Flaten, Arne Robert Friedland, Paul A. Education & Public Programs Figdor, Carrie Department of Art History Department of History California Historical Society Department of Philosophy Coastal Carolina University Bowdoin College San Francisco, CA University of Iowa Conway, SC Brunswick, ME Iowa City, IA Erndl, Kathleen M. Flaumenhaft, Harvey M. Fuchs, Barbara Department of Religion Fink, Carole K. St. John’s College Department of Romance Florida State University Department of History Annapolis, MD Languages Tallahassee, FL Ohio State University University of Pennsylvania Columbus, OH Florine, Jane Lynn Philadelphia, PA Fahs, Alice Department of Music Department of History Finke, Laurie Anne Chicago State University Furey, Constance M. University of California Women’s and Gender Studies Chicago, IL Department of Religious Studies Irvine, CA Kenyon College Indiana University Gambier, OH Foertsch, Jacqueline Marie Bloomington, IN Farr, George Department of English Independent Scholar Finkel, Kenneth M. University of North Texas Gaddis Rose, Marilyn Washington, DC Arts and Culture Service Denton, TX Department of WHYY, Inc. Comparative Literature Faust, Jennifer Philadelphia, PA Foley, John Miles SUNY Research Foundation Department of Philosophy Department of Classical Studies Binghamton, NY California State University Finkelstein, Gabriel W. University of Missouri Los Angeles, CA Department of History Columbia, MO Galloway, Edward University of Colorado University Library Favro, Diane G. Denver, CO Foley, Stephen University of Pittsburgh Fowler Museum of Department of English Pittsburgh, PA Cultural History Finley Croswhite, Stephanie Brown University University of California Annette Providence, RI Gants, David Lee Los Angeles, CA Department of History Department of English Old Dominion University Forbes, Robert Florida State University Fay, Laurel E. Norfolk, VA Department of History Tallahassee, FL Independent Scholar Yale University Staten Island, NY Fischbach, Michael R. New Haven, CT Gardiner, Eileen Department of History Italica Press Feintuch, Burt Randolph Macon College Forsyth, Louise Independent Scholar Center for the Humanities Ashland, VA Department of History New York, NY University of New Hampshire Poly Prep Country Day School Durham, NH Fitch, Nancy Brooklyn, NY Gardner, Wanda P. Department of History Le Claire Community Library Felch, Susan California State University Fraker, Alan Le Claire, IA Department of English Fullerton, CA The Montclair Kimberley Calvin College Academy Garfinkle, Steven J. Grand Rapids, MI Flanagan, Brian Montclair, NJ Department of History Hauenstein Center for Western Washington University Feller, Daniel Presidential Studies Frangakis, Evelyn Bellingham, WA Department of History Grand Valley State University Preservation Division University of Tennessee Grand Rapids, MI New York Public Library Geller, Phylis Knoxville, TN New York, NY Norman Star Media Flanagan, James G. Washington, DC Fengler Stephany, Christie Department of Anthropology Franz, Kathleen G. Department of Art and Sociology History Department Genova, Pamela Antonia University of Vermont University of Southern Mississippi American University Department of Modern Burlington, VT Hattiesburg, MS Washington, DC Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics Ferguson, Shelley Freeland, Cynthia A University of Oklahoma Science and Arts Academy Philosophy Department Norman, OK Des Plains, IL University of Houston Houston, TX

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 593 George, David S. Golden, Patrick S. Greene, Harlan M. Hanchett, Thomas W. Department of Modern Williamsburg Regional Library Archives Levine Museum of the New South Languages and Literatures Williamsburg, VA College of Charleston Charlotte, NC Lake Forest College Charleston, SC Lake Forest, IL Goldman, Anne Elizabeth Hanley, Ryan Patrick Department of English Greene, Sally Department of Political Science Gibson, Thomas Paul Sonoma State University College of Education Marquette University Anthropology Department Rohnert Park, CA University of Idaho Milwaukee, WI University of Rochester Moscow, ID Rochester, NY Goldsmith, Elizabeth Hanley, Theresa E. Department of Modern Greenwood, Janette T. Museum of History and Art Gilbert, Peter A. Foreign Languages Department of History Ontario, CA Vermont Humanities Council Boston University Clark University Montpelier, VT Boston, MA Worcester, MA Hanson, Karen Department of Philosophy Gilje, Paul A. Goldstein, Eric L. Grieve, Patricia E. Indiana University Department of History Department of History Department of Spanish Bloomington, IN University of Oklahoma Emory University and Portuguese Norman, OK Atlanta, GA Columbia University Hardcastle, Gary L. New York, NY Department of Philosophy Gill, Alyson Ann Goodheart, Adam Bloomsburg University Department of Art C. V. Starr Center Griswold, Wendy of Pennsylvania Arkansas State University Washington College Department of Sociology Bloomsburg, PA State University, AR Chestertown, MD Northwestern University Evanston, IL Harker, Brian Cameron Gillespie, Alyssa Wendy Gordon, Eric J. Department of Music Department of German Department of Visual Groft, Tammis K. Brigham Young University and Russian and Media Arts Albany Institute of Provo, UT University of Notre Dame Emerson College History and Art Notre Dame, IN Boston, MA Albany, NY Harkins, Anthony History Department Gillette Jr., Howard F. Gordon, Jayne K. Grosby, Steven Western Kentucky University Department of History Education and Public Programs Department of Philosophy Bowling Green, KY Rutgers University Massachusetts Historical Society and Religion Camden, NJ Boston, MA Clemson University Harris, Douglas Clemson, SC Department of Political Science Gillette, Michael L. Gorlinski, Virginia K. Loyola College in Maryland Humanities Texas School of Interdisciplinary Arts Gutwirth, Jacqueline Baltimore, MD Austin, TX University of Wisconsin Department of History Madison, WI Bronx Cummunity College Harris, Jane G. Glassberg, David Bronx, NY Department of Slavic Department of History Gorman, Laura Languages and Literatures University of Massachusetts St. Louis Art Museum Habel, Dorothy Metzger University of Pittsburgh Amherst, MA St. Louis, MO School of Art Pittsburgh, PA University of Tennessee Glassman, Elizabeth Grabowski, John J. Knoxville, TN Harsin, Steve Terra Museum of American Art Western Reserve Historical Society Ironworld Discovery Center Chicago, IL Cleveland, OH Habinek, Thomas N. Chisholm, MN Department of Classics Goddu, Teresa Alice Grant, Lynn A. University of Southern California Haverkamp, Eva Anita Department of English University of Pennsylvania Los Angeles, CA Department of History Vanderbilt University Museum Rice University Nashville, TN Philadelphia, PA Hale, Grace E. Houston, TX Department of History Gold, Barbara K. Gray, David B University of Virginia Headley, Janet A. Department of Classics Religious Studies Charlottesville, VA Department of Fine Arts Hamilton College Santa Clara University Loyola College in Maryland Clinton, NY Santa Clara, CA Halevi, Leor Edward Baltimore, MD Department of History Goldbaum, Howard S. Green, Jennifer R. Vanderbilt University Hecht, Richard D. Donald W. Reynolds Department of History Nashville, TN Department of Religious Studies School of Journalism Central Michigan University University of California University of Nevada Mount Pleasant, MI Hall, John Anthony Santa Barbara, CA Reno, NV Department of Sociology McGill University Montréal, Canada

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 603 Hegtvedt, Karen A. Holladay, Joan A. Hunt, Louis Jensen, Richard Department of Sociology Art and Art HIstory James Madison College Department of History Emory University University of Texas Michigan State University University of Illinois at Chicago Atlanta, GA Austin, TX East Lansing, MI Chicago, IL

Hein, Laura E. Holliday, Peter James Hunter, Jane H. Jessup, Wendy C. Department of History Department of Art Department of History Independent Scholar Northwestern University California State University Lewis and Clark College Arlington, VA Evanston, IL Long Beach, CA Portland, OR Jockers, Matthew L Hellie, Richard Holmes, Lorna Hutchison, Jane C. Academic Computing Department of History Department of Classics Department of Art History Stanford University University of Chicago Hillsdale College University of Wisconsin Stanford, CA Chicago, IL Hillsdale, MI Madison, WI Johnson, Diane C. Henderson, Timothy J. Honey, David B. Imber, Jonathan B. Department of Art History Department of History Department of Asian and Department of Sociology College of Charleston Auburn University at Montgomery Near Eastern Languages Wellesley College Charleston, SC Montgomery, AL Brigham Young University Wellesley, MA Provo, UT Johnston, Robert M. Henry, Charles Inglot, Joanna Department of Modern Languages Council on Library and Hopkins, Steven P. Department of Art History Northern Arizona University Information Resources Department of Religion Macalester College Flagstaff, AZ Washington, DC Swarthmore College St. Paul, MN Swarthmore, PA Jonaitis, Aldona Herbert, Sharon Isern, Thomas D. University of Alaska Museum Kelsey Museum Hornor, Elizabeth Department of History Fairbanks, AK University of Michigan Michael C. Carlos Museum North Dakota State University Ann Arbor, MI Emory University Fargo, ND Jones, Jason B. Atlanta, GA Department of English Herrada, Julie Iverson, Peter J. Central Connecticut Special Collections Library Horwitz, Howard Department of History State University University of Michigan Department of English Arizona State University New Britain, CT Ann Arbor, MI University of Utah Tempe, AZ Salt Lake City, UT Jones, Lloyd Herskovitz, Robert Jackson, Virginia W. School of Communications Conservation Department Hotchkiss, Valerie Department of English Howard University Minnesota Historical Society Rare Book and Tufts University Washington, DC St. Paul, MN Manuscript Library Medford, MA University of Illinois Jones, Sumie A. Hill, Jonathan D. Urbana, IL Jaffee, David P. Department of Department of Anthropology Department of History Comparative Literature Southern Illinois University Houck, Jeanne CUNY Research Indiana University Carbondale, IL Intrepid Sea Air Space Museum Foundation, City College Bloomington, IN New York, NY New York, NY Hilton, Dale Jussawalla, Feroza F. Distance Learning Houtchens, Bobbi C. Jasanoff, Maya Department of English Cleveland Museum of Art Secondary School Center for European Studies University of New Mexico Cleveland, OH San Bernardino, CA Harvard University Albuquerque, NM Cambridge, MA Hodson, Sara S. Howe, John M. Kamm, Lewis Huntington Library Department of History Jenco, Leigh Foreign Literature and Languages San Marino, CA Texas Tech University Political Theory Project University of Massachusetts Health Sciences Center Brown University North Dartmouth, MA Hoerig, Karl A. Lubbock, TX Providence, RI Nohwike’ Bagowa, the White Kamp, Kathryn Mountain Apache Cultural Howland, Jacob A. Jenkens Jr., A. Lawrence Department of Anthropology Center and Museum Department of Philosophy Department of Fine Arts Grinnell College Tucson, AZ University of Tulsa University of New Orleans Grinnell, IA Tulsa, OK New Orleans, LA Holcomb, Melanie Karp, Ivan Department of Medieval Art Huffman, Joseph Jensen, Pamela K. Graduate Institute of Metropolitan Museum of Art School of the Humanities Department of Political Science the Liberal Arts New York, NY Messiah College Kenyon College Emory University Grantham, PA Gambier, OH Atlanta, GA

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 613 Kasmir, Sharryn King, Duane Kornbluh, Mark L. Kyvig, David E. Department of Anthropology Southwest Museum, Autry Center History Department Department of History Hofstra University Los Angeles, CA Michigan State University Northern Illinois University Hempstead, NY East Lansing, MI DeKalb, IL King, Julia A. Kaye, Howard L. Department of Anthropology Koven, Seth David Labio, Catherine Sociology St. Mary’s College of Maryland Department of History Comparative Literature Franklin and Marshall College St. Mary’s City, MD Rutgers University Yale University Lancaster, PA New Brunswick, NJ New Haven, CT Kinsey, Joni L. Kearns, Michael Shannon School of Art and Art History Koverman, Jill S. Lamson, Stephanie Department of English University of Iowa University of South Carolina University of Washington University of Southern Indiana Iowa City, IA McKissick Museum Seattle, WA Evansville, IN Columbia, SC Kintigh, Keith Landau, Norma B. Keesling, Catherine Marie Anthropology Kramer, Karen S. Department of History Department of Classics Arizona State University New York Foundation for the Arts University of California Georgetown University Tempe, AZ New York, NY Davis, CA Washington, DC Kirkpatrick, Diane Kramer, Kate Lang, Katherine Howe Kemp, Lisa Department of History of Art Social Studies/Gifted Department of History Social Studies Department University of Michigan and Talented University of Wisconsin Redwood High School Ann Arbor, MI Mitchell Public Schools 17 2 Eau Claire, WI Larkspur, CA Mitchell, SD Kiskis, Michael J. Larson, Judy L. Kendall, Ritchie D. Department of English Kreamer, Christine M. Reynolds Art Gallery Department of English and Elmira College National Museum of African Art, Santa Barbara, CA Comparative Literature Elmira, NY Smithsonian Institution University of North Carolina Washington, DC Larson, Ted Chapel Hill, NC Klawans, Jonathan Social Studies Department Department of Religion Kreilkamp, Ivan Lincoln Southwest High School Kennedy, Janet Boston University Department of English Lincoln, NE Department of Art History Boston, MA Indiana University Indiana University Bloomington, IN Lawley, Elizabeth Lane Bloomington, IN Klein, Janice B. Information Technology Mitchell Museum of the Kreyche, Michael Rochester Institute of Technology Kens, Paul American Indian Libraries and Media Services Rochester, NY Department of Political Science Evanston, IL Kent State University Texas State University Main Campus Lawrence, Jane F. San Marcos, TX Klein, Julie Thompson Kent, OH Student Affairs Interdisciplinary Studies Program University of California Kenton, Karen A. Wayne State University Krive, Sarah Anne Merced, CA National Programming Detroit, MI Independent Scholar GWETA, Inc. Greensboro, NC Lee, Daniel Washington, DC Kleiner, David Digital Publishing Independent Scholar Kruckenberg, Molly Yale University Press Kerby Fulton, Kathryn Jenkintown, PA Research Center New Haven, CT Department of English Montana Historical Society University of Notre Dame Kline, Katy Helena, MT Lee, Steven P. Notre Dame, IN Bowdoin College Museum of Art Hobart and William Bowdoin College Kuklick, Bruce Smith Colleges Kiernan, Kevin Brunswick, ME Department of History Geneva, NY Department of English University of Pennsylvania University of Kentucky Klopott, R. Beth Philadelphia, PA Lees, Lynn H. Lexington, KY Independent Scholar Department of History Delmar, NY Kurotani, Sawa University of Pennsylvania Kimble, James Jerry Sociology/Anthropology Philadelphia, PA Department of Communication Koloski, Laurie S. University of Redlands Seton Hall University Department of History Redlands, CA Lefferts Jr., H. Leedom South Orange, NJ College of William and Mary Department of Anthropology Williamsburg, VA Kusmer, Kenneth L. Drew University Kincaid, John Department of History Madison, NJ Department of Komito, David R. Temple University Government and Law Division of Distance Education Philadelphia, PA Lesiak, Christine Lafayette College Eastern Oregon University Nebraska ETV Network Easton, PA La Grande, OR Lincoln, NE

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 623 Leslie, Thomas W. Lippincott, Louise W. Lucas Jr., George R. Marshall, Donald Iowa State University Department of Fine Arts Department of Leadership, Humanities Division Ames, IA Carnegie Museum of Art Ethics and Law Pepperdine University Pittsburgh, PA United States Naval Academy Malibu, CA Lesser, Eli Annapolis, MD National Constitution Center Littlefield, Daniel C. Marshall, Jeffrey D. Philadelphia, PA Department of History Lynch, Lisa University of Vermont University of South Carolina Department of Media Studies Burlington, VT Lester, Carole N. Columbia, SC Catholic University of America Instruction and Academic Washington, DC Martin, Nancy M. Enrichment Littlefield, Valinda Department of Religious Studies Community College University of South Carolina Macbeth, Danielle M. Chapman University Humanities Association Columbia, SC Department of Philosophy Orange, CA Newark, NJ Haverford College Liulevicius, Vejas Gabriel Haverford, PA Marty, Paul F. Lester, Connie L. Department of History College of Information History Department University of Tennessee Mackie, Christopher Florida State University University of Central Florida Knoxville, TN Research in Information Tallahassee, FL Orlando, FL Technology Lockard, Craig A. Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Marvin, Roberta Leventhal, Fred M. Social Change and Development New York, NY International Programs Department of History University of Wisconsin University of Iowa Boston University Green Bay, WI Madison, Robert D. Iowa City, IA Boston, MA United States Naval Academy Lofton, Kathryn Annapolis, MD McCann, Bryan Daniel Levine, Alan Department of Religious Studies Department of History School of Public Affairs Indiana University Magee, Jeffrey Georgetown University American University Bloomington, IN School of Music Washington, DC Washington, DC University of Illinois Lombardi, Marilyn Urbana, IL McCarty, Willard Levitt, Martin L. Renaissance Computing Institute Center for Computing Library Duke University Mahon, James in the Humanities American Philosophical Society Durham, NC Department of Philosophy King’s College Philadelphia, PA Washington and Lee University London, United Kingdom Long, Stephen H. Lexington, VA Lewis, Charlene Boyer Collections and Education McChesney, Robert D. Department of History Lower East Side Malone France, Katherine Department of New Kalamazoo College Tenement Museum National Trust for Eastern Languages Kalamazoo, MI New York, NY Historic Preservation New York University Washington, DC New York, NY Lewis, Theodore J. Loomis, Jacqueline Peterson Department of Near Department of History Maloney, Edward J. McClymer, John F. Eastern Studies Washington State Center for New Designs in Department of History Johns Hopkins University University Vancouver Learning and Scholarship Assumption College Baltimore, MD Vancouver, WA Georgetown University Worcester, MA Washington, DC Lieberman, Robert Lopez, Adelaida McDaniel, June Political Science Spanish Literature Studies Mandell, Daniel Richard Department of Religious Studies Columbia University Occidental College Department of History College of Charleston New York, NY Los Angeles, CA Truman State University Charleston, SC Kirksville, MO Lindau, Juan Lowood, Henry E. McDonald, James H. Colorado College Stanford University Libraries Mann, Kristin College of Humanities Colorado Springs, CO Stanford University Department of History and Social Sciences Stanford, CA Emory University Southern Utah University Lindemann, Mary Atlanta, GA Cedar City, UT Department of History Lubick, Amy University of Miami National Archives and Mann, Ralph McDonald, Jarom Coral Gables, FL Records Administration Department of History Humanities Technology and Washington, DC University of Colorado Research Support Center Linduff, Katheryn Boulder, CO Brigham Young University Department of the History Lucas, Beverly Provo, UT of Art and Architecture Antiquarian and Landmarks Marcus, Kenneth Hearne University of Pittsburgh Society, Inc. University of La Verne Pittsburgh, PA Hartford, CT La Verne, CA

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 633 McFarland, Colleen Mear, Cecile Moran Cruz, Jo Ann H. Najjaj, April McIntyre Library Works on Paper Department of History Department of History Eau Claire, WI Cincinnati Art Museum Georgetown University Greensboro College Cincinnati, OH Washington, DC Greensboro, NC McGrath, Janet R. Independent Scholar Medema, Steven George Morgan, David W. Near, Susan R. College Park, MD Department of Economics National Center for Preservation Montana Historical Society University of Colorado Technology and Training Helena, MT McGuinness, Aims Denver, CO National Park Service History Department Washington, DC Neary, John University of Wisconsin Meister, Pamela Department of English Milwaukee, WI Upcountry History Museum Morrison, Robert Gordon St. Norbert College Greenville, SC Religion Department De Pere, WI McInerney, Daniel J. Whitman College Department of History Melish, Joanne Walla Walla, WA Neely, Mark E. Utah State University Department of History Department of History Logan, UT Rhode Island Historical Society Morrissey, Bob Pennsylvania State University Providence, RI Department of History University Park, PA McIsaac, Peter University of Tennessee German Department Melosh, Barbara Knoxville, TN Neff, Emily Ballew Duke University Department of English American Painting and Sculpture Durham, NC George Mason University Morrissey, Katherine G. Museum of Fine Arts Fairfax, VA Department of History Houston, TX McKay, Thomas R. University of Arizona Independent Scholar Meyer, Marion L. Tucson, AZ Nelson, James Hampton, IL Middlemarch Films, Inc. Philosophy Department New York, NY Moulton, Gary E. Michigan State University McKelvy, William R Department of History East Lansing, MI Department of English Michalowski, Piotr University of Nebraska Washington University Department of Near Lincoln, NE Nelson, Michael L St. Louis, MO Eastern Studies Computer Science Department University of Michigan Moyer, Ian Strachan Old Dominion University McKittrick, Meredith K. Ann Arbor, MI History Department Norfolk, VA Department of History University of Michigan Georgetown University Miller, James A. Ann Arbor, MI Nevitt Jr., Hugh Rodney Washington, DC American Studies Department of Art George Washington University Mravinec, Kristin University of Houston McKnight, David Washington, DC Greater Southwest Houston, TX Schoenberg Center for Historical Museum Electronic Text and Image Miller, Patricia Ardmore, OK Newby Alexander, Cassandra L. Van Pelt Library Illinois Heritage Association Department of History Philadelphia, PA Champaign, IL Mullen, Megan Norfolk State University Department of Communication Norfolk, VA McLeod, Susan M. Miller Antonio, Sari University of Wisconsin Chippewa Valley Museum Department of Anthropology Kenosha, WI Newell, Margaret Ellen Eau Claire, WI California State University, Department of History Stanislaus Foundation Murphy, Sue Ohio State University McPherson, Tara L. Turlock, CA Independent Scholar Columbus, OH School of Cinematic Arts Belfast, ME University of Southern California Mimno, David Newlin, Keith Los Angeles, CA Department of Computer Science Murphy, Teresa A. English Department University of Massachusetts American Studies Department University of North Carolina McRae, Linda Amherst, MA George Washington University Wilmington, NC Cataloging Cultural Washington, DC Objects Project Minks, Gina L. B. Nordberg, Erik Charles University of South Florida Amigos Library Services, Inc. Murray, Janet H. Michigan Technological University Tampa, FL Dallas, TX School of Literature, Houghton, MI Communication, and Culture Meagher, Timothy J. Molinaro, Mary H. Georgia Institute of Technology Norman, Lesley History Department University of Kentucky Atlanta, GA Jump Start Productions Catholic University of America Research Foundation New York, NY Washington, DC Lexington, KY Myers, Peter C. Department of Political Science North, William Linden Montgomery, Charles H. University of Wisconsin Department of History Department of History Eau Claire, WI Carleton College University of Florida Northfield, MN Gainesville, FL

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 643 Nottage, James H. Pasley, Jeffrey L. Pickering, Robert B. Qian, Nanxiu Eiteljorg Museum of American Department of History Administration Chao Center for Asian Studies Indian and Western Art University of Missouri Buffalo Bill Historical Center Rice University Indianapolis, IN Columbia, MO Cody, WY Houston, TX

Novak, William Patterson, Stuart Pinder, Kymberly Norma Quinlan, Sean M. Department of History Liberal Arts Department of Art History, Department of History University of Chicago Shimer College Theory, and Criticism University of Idaho Chicago, IL Chicago, IL School of the Art Moscow, ID Institute of Chicago Nowviskie, Bethany Pauly, John J. Chicago, IL Rabil Jr., Albert University of Virginia Library College of Communication Independent Scholar University of Virginia Marquette University Pleck, Elizabeth Chapel Hill, NC Charlottesville, VA Milwaukee, WI Department of History University of Illinois Rabineau, Phyllis G. Nylan, Michael Pavelko, Kathleen Champaign, IL Education and Interpretation Department of Asian Studies WITF, Inc. Chicago Historical Society University of California Harrisburg, PA Pollack, Beth Chicago, IL Berkeley, CA Department of Languages Pearce, Colin D. and Linguistics Radcliffe, Elizabeth S. O’Hara, Matthew David Social Sciences New Mexico State University Department of Philosophy Department of History University of South Carolina Las Cruces, NM Santa Clara University University of California Beauford, SC Santa Clara, CA Santa Cruz, CA Poole, Deborah A. Pearson, Clare Department of Anthropology Rainville, Lynn O’Hara, Patricia A. University of Chicago Johns Hopkins University Department of Anthropology Department of English Chicago, IL Baltimore, MD Sweet Briar College Franklin and Marshall College Sweet Briar, VA Lancaster, PA Pearson, Michelle Line Porter, David L. Social Studies and Language Arts Department of English Ranger, Joshua Ohnuki Tierney, Emiko Hulstrom Options School University of Michigan Area Research Center Department of Anthropology Denver, CO Ann Arbor, MI University of Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, WI Madison, WI Pedersen, Vernon Powell, Barbara History Department Concord Free Public Library Rasch, William Orzech, Charles Daniel University of Great Falls Concord, MA Department of Germanic Studies Department of Religious Studies Great Falls, MT Indiana University University of North Carolina Powell, Katrina Mary Bloomington, IN Greensboro, NC Peletz, Michael Department of English Department of Anthropology Virginia Polytechnic Institute Rasmussen, Eric Ostrum, Meg Emory University and State University Department of English Interpretive Planning Consultant Atlanta, GA Blacksburg, VA University of Nevada Montpelier, VT Reno, NV Perez, Hilary Pretzer, William S. Oswald, Alison L. Department of Cultural Resources Museum of Cultural Ratte, Christopher J. National Museum of State Library of North Carolina and Natural History Department of Classical Studies American History Raleigh, NC Central Michigan University University of Michigan Smithsonian Institution Mount Pleasant, MI Ann Arbor, MI Washington, DC Perushek, Diane Office of the Chancellor Pridgen, Pamela J. Rea, Michael Cannon Overman, Andrew J. University of Hawai’i, Manoa Library of Hattiesburg, Department of Philosophy Classics Honolulu, HI Petal and Forrest County University of Notre Dame Macalester College Hattiesburg, MS Notre Dame, IN St. Paul, MN Phillips, Richard Department of Special and Primer, Ben Reidy, Joseph Owensby, Brian Area Studies Collections Rare Books and Special Department of History History Department University of Florida Libraries Collections Howard University University of Virginia Gainesville, FL Princeton University Washington, DC Charlottesville, VA Princeton, NJ Phippen, William L. Reis, Elizabeth Paquette, Robert L. Collections and Conservation Proctor, Robert E. Women’s and Gender Studies Department of History Peabody Essex Museum Department of Italian University of Oregon Hamilton College Salem, MA Connecticut College Eugene, OR Clinton, NY New London, CT

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 653 Rice, Kym S. Ronda, Bruce A. Saxonhouse, Arlene W. Sharkey, Heather Museum Studies Program Department of English Department of Political Science Department of Asian and George Washington University Colorado State University University of Michigan Middle Eastern Studies Washington, DC Fort Collins, CO Ann Arbor, MI University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA Richard, Carl J. Rooks, Noliwe Schaper, Louise Levy Department of History Program in African Fayetteville Public Sheehan, Colleen A. University of Louisiana American Studies Library Foundation Department of Political Science Lafayette, LA Princeton University Fayetteville, AR Villanova University Princeton, NJ Villanova, PA Richards, Patricia Lyn Scharnhorst, Gary Department of Modern Roosa, Mark S. Department of English Sheppard, W. Anthony Languages and Literatures Pepperdine University Language and Literature Music Department Kenyon College Malibu, CA University of New Mexico Williams College Gambier, OH Albuquerque, NM Williamstown, MA Ross, Charles S. Rickert, GailAnn Department of English Schatzberg, Eric Sherman, Gail Department of Classics Purdue University Department of the Department of English Gettysburg College West Lafayette, IN History of Science Reed College Gettysburg, PA University of Wisconsin Portland, OR Roupp, Heidi Madison, WI Riddle, Norma Myers Aspen Public Schools Shifflett, Crandall A. Archives of Appalachia Aspen, CO Schmitz, David F. Department of History East Tennessee State University Department of History Virginia Polytechnic Institute Johnson City, TN Rouse, John S. Whitman College and State University Department of Theatre Walla Walla, WA Blacksburg, VA Riley, Joanne Marie University of California Joseph P. Healey Library La Jolla, CA Schrader, Abby Shopes, Linda University of Massachusetts Department of History Independent Scholar Boston, MA Royalty Jr., Robert Malcolm Franklin and Marshall College Carlisle, PA Department of Religion Lancaster, PA Riley, Thomas Wabash College Shosted, Ryan K North Dakota State University Crawfordsville, IN Schulzinger, Robert D. Department of Linguistics Fargo, ND International Affairs University of Illinois Rubin, Anne S. University of Colorado Urbana, IL Robertson, Holly Department of History Boulder, CO University Libraries University of Maryland Siegel, Susanna University of Virginia Baltimore, MD Schwartz, Glenn Department of Philosophy Charlottesville, VA Department of Near Harvard University Rueda, Ana Eastern Studies Cambridge, MA Robin, Cynthia Department Hispanic Studies Johns Hopkins University Department of Anthropology University of Kentucky Baltimore, MD Silay, Kemal Northwestern University Research Foundation Department of Central Evanston, IL Lexington, KY Scott, Deborah Emont Eurasian Studies Nelson Atkins Museum of Art Indiana University Robinson, Cynthia Rutkoff, Peter Kansas City, MO Bloomington, IN Museum Studies Department of History Tufts University Kenyon College Seaman, David M. Silvestrini, Blanca G. Medford, MA Gambier, OH Information Management History Department Dartmouth College University of Connecticut Rodrigue, John Charles Ryan, Susan M. Hanover, NH Storrs, CT History Department Department of English Stonehill College University of Louisville Seed, Patricia Simpson, Elizabeth North Easton, MA Louisville, KY Department of History Center for Studies in University of California the Decorative Arts, Roe, Benjamin K Sagraves, Barbara Irvine, CA Design, and Culture RoeDeo Productions LLC Baker Library Bard Graduate Center Harpers Ferry, WV Dartmouth College Seetoo, Tina Mason New York, NY Hanover, NH Georgia Archives Roland, Perry Morrow, GA Simpson, Marianna Shreve Digital Library Production Service Sasaki Uemura, Wesley Independent Scholar University of Virginia Asian Studies Program Sessions, Jennifer Baltimore, MD Charlottesville, VA University of Utah Department of History Salt Lake City, UT University of Iowa Iowa City, IA

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 663 Singh, Amardeep Solberg, Mary Melinda Stone, Barbara S. Taraba, Suzy Department of English Religion Department German Language and Literature Special Collections and Lehigh University Gustavus Adolphus College Shimer College Archives, Olin Library Bethlehem, PA St. Peter, MN Chicago, IL Wesleyan University Middletown, CT Sinke, Suzanne M. Soll, Jacob Shandor Storey, William Department of History Department of History History Department Taranto, Barbara Florida State University Rutgers University, Camden Millsaps College New York Public Library Tallahassee, FL Camden, NJ Jackson, MS New York, NY

Sisman, Elaine R. Spiro, Lisa Stott, William Merrell Taylor, C. James Department of Music Digital Media Center American Studies and English The Adams Papers Columbia University Rice University University of Texas Massachusetts Historical Society New York, NY Houston, TX Austin, TX Boston, MA

Skemp, Sheila L. Staber, Deborah W. Stradling, David Thomae, Dawn Sher Department of History L.C. Bates Museum Department of History Anthropology Collections University of Mississippi Hinckley, ME University of Cincinnati Milwaukee Public Museum University, MS Cincinnati, OH Milwaukee, WI Stanbury, Sarah Smith, Erin Department of English Struve, Lynn A. Thomas, Brook School of General Studies College of the Holy Cross Department of History School of Humanities University of Texas Worcester, MA Indiana University University of California Richardson, TX Bloomington, IN Irvine, CA Standring, Timothy J. Smith, Greg M. European and American Art Stutzbach, Alisa Rata Thomas, Karen Department of Communication Denver Art Museum Hamon Arts Library Film Odyssey, Inc. Georgia State University Denver, CO Southern Methodist University Washington, DC Atlanta, GA Dallas, TX Staples, Thornton Thornton, III, J. Mills Smith, Leonard Vinson Community Strategy Sully, Perian Department of History Department of History and Outreach Collection Information University of Michigan Oberlin College University of Virginia and New Media Ann Arbor, MI Oberlin, OH Charlottesville, VA Judah L. Magnes Museum Berkeley, CA Tice, Patricia M. Smith, MacKenzie Stein, Michael Ashley Genesee Country Village MIT Libraries Law School Sutton, Donald Sinclair and Museum Massachusetts Institute of College of William and Mary Department of History Mumford, NY Technology Libraries Williamsburg, VA Carnegie Mellon University Cambridge, MA Pittsburgh, PA Titon, Jeffrey T. Stephens, Scott Department of Music Smith, Robin A. English Department Swanson, Dwight William Brown University Department of Philosophy Grady High School Appalshop, Inc. Providence, RI Texas A&M University Atlanta, GA Whitesburg, KY College Station, TX Tomor, Michael A. Stern, Michael J. Tabor Hann, Kellie El Paso Museum of Art Smith, Steven D. Department of German Independent Scholar El Paso, TX Wellesley College and Scandinavian Middletown, RI Wellesley, MA University of Oregon Toomey, Michael Eugene, OR Tai, Emily Sohmer East Tennessee Historical Society Smith Hefner, Nancy J. Department of History Knoxville, TN Department of Anthropology Stevens, Richard G. CUNY Research Boston University Government Foundation, Queensborough Trofanenko, Brenda M. Boston, MA American University Community College College of Education Washington, DC Bayside, NY University of Illinois Snarr, C. Melissa Urbana, IL Divinity School and Graduate Stewart, Roberta Talbert, Richard J. A. Department of Religion Department of Classics Department of History Trotter, Joe William Vanderbilt University Dartmouth College University of North Carolina Carnegie Mellon University Nashville, TN Hanover, NH Chapel Hill, NC Pittsburgh, PA

Snyder Grenier, Ellen M. Stewart, Virginia R. Talisse, Robert Turvey, Malcolm Morris Museum, Inc. Department of History Department of Philosophy Film History Program Morristown, NJ Lake Forest College Vanderbilt University Sarah Lawrence College Lake Forest, IL Nashville, TN Bronxville, NY

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 673 Uhler, Sharron G. Voskuil, Lynn M. Waters, Timothy Wilson, Blake M. Education and Archives Department of English Social Science Department Music Department Johnson County University of Houston Rolling Meadows High School Dickinson College Community College Houston, TX Rolling Meadows, IL Carlisle, PA Overland Park, KS Wahl, Rebecca Watson, Maida I. Wilson, Douglas L. Vaillant, Derek W. Social Studies Department of Modern Languages Lincoln Studies Center Department of St. Croix Preparatory Academy Florida International University Knox College Communication Studies Stillwater, MN Miami, FL Galesburg, IL University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI Walch, Timothy G. Weible, Robert M. Wilson, Kathryn Herbert Hoover Presidential Pennsylvania Historical and Historical Society of Pennsylvania Valenti, Peter L. Library and Museum Museum Commission Philadelphia, PA Department of English Iowa City, IA Harrisburg, PA and Foreign Languages Wilson, Mary C. Fayetteville State University Wald, Gayle F. Weis, Tracey Department of History Fayetteville, NC Department of English Department of History University of Massachusetts George Washington University Millersville University Amherst, MA Van Camp, Julie C. Washington, DC Millersville, PA Department of Philosophy Wilson, Samuel M. California State University Walker, Cheryl Lawson Welsch, Robert L. Department of Anthropology Long Beach, CA English Department Department of Anthropology University of Texas Scripps College Field Museum of Natural History Austin, TX Van Horne, John C. Claremont, CA Chicago, IL Library Company of Philadelphia Wintz, Cary D. Philadelphia, PA Walker, Timothy D. Wendrich, Willemina Z. Department of History Department of History Near East Languages and Culture Texas Southern University Vann, Theresa University of Massachusetts Fowler Museum of Houston, TX Hill Museum and North Dartmouth, MA Cultural History Manuscript Library University of California Witchey, Holly R. St. John’s University Wallach, William K. Los Angeles, CA Department of New Media Collegeville, MN Bentley Historical Library Cleveland Museum of Art University of Michigan West III, James L. W. Cleveland, OH Vaughan, III, Robert C. Ann Arbor, MI Department of English Virginia Foundation for Pennsylvania State University Witmore, Michael Lawrence the Humanities Walling, Karl University Park, PA Department of English Charlottesville, VA Department of Policy and Strategy Carnegie Mellon University U.S. Naval War College Wheary, Dale Pittsburgh, PA Vaught, David J. Newport, RI Historical Collections Department of History and Programs Witwer, David Scott Texas A&M University Walsh, John Anthony Maymont Foundation Department of History College Station, TX School of Library and Richmond, VA Lycoming College Information Science Williamsport, PA Vendler, Helen H. Indiana University White, Deborah Elise Department of English Bloomington, IN Department of English Woestman, Kelly A. and American Literature Emory University Department of History and Language Walters, Lori C. Atlanta, GA Pittsburg State University Harvard University Institute for Simulation Pittsburg, KS Cambridge, MA and Training Whittington, E. Michael University of Central Florida Monterey Museum of Wolf, Arthur H. Visona, Monica B. Orlando, FL Art Association Wolf Consulting Department of Art Monterey, CA Las Vegas, NV University of Kentucky Warburton, Eileen Wollaeger, Mark A. Lexington, KY Boston Public Library Trustees Williams, Simon J. C. Boston, MA Department of Theater and Dance Department of English Vlastos, Stephen University of California Vanderbilt University Department of History Ware, Rudolph Santa Barbara, CA Nashville, TN University of Iowa Department of History Woods, Thomas A. Iowa City, IA Northwestern University Wilson, Ara Evanston, IL Department of Anthropology Making Sense of Place, Inc. Vogt, Jay Duke University Oconomowoc, WI South Dakota Historical Society Ware, Susan Durham, NC Pierre, SD Independent Scholar Cambridge, MA

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 683 Woodward, Kathleen M. Zuckert, Catherine H. Walter Chapin Simpson Department of Political Science Center for the Humanities University of Notre Dame University of Washington Notre Dame, IN Seattle, WA Zutshi, Chitralekha Worobec, Christine D. Department of History Department of History College of William and Mary Northern Illinois University Williamsburg, VA DeKalb, IL

Wulfman, Clifford E. Modern Culture and Media Brown University Providence, RI

Yasutomo, Dennis Government and East Asian Studies Smith College Northampton, MA

Youens, Susan Lee Department of Music University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, IN

Young, Robert Independent Scholar Laramie, WY

Youngs, William T. Department of History Eastern Washington University Cheney, WA

Zafrin, Vika School of Theology Boston University Boston, MA

Zaret, David R. Departments of Sociology and History Indiana University Bloomington, IN

Zecher, Carla Center for Renaissance Studies Newberry Library Chicago, IL

Zimmerman, Andrew Department of History George Washington University Washington, DC

Zuckerman, Michael Department of History University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA

PANELISTS 69 NATIONAL COUNCIL ON THE HUMANITIES 2008

Herman Belz Iris Love College Park, Maryland Lincoln, Vermont

Jewel Spears Brooker Robert Martin St. Petersburg, Florida Corinth, Texas

Josiah Bunting III Wilfred McClay The Plains, Virginia Chattanooga, Tennessee

Jamsheed K. Choksy Lawrence Okamura Greenwood, Indiana Columbia, Missouri

Celeste Colgan Manfredi Piccolomini Denver, Colorado New York, New York

Dawn Ho Delbanco Ricardo Quinones New York, New York Claremont, California

Jane Marie Doggett Marvin Scott White Sulfur Springs, Montana Indianapolis, Indiana

Jean Bethke Elshtain Marguerite Sullivan Chicago, Illinois Washington, D.C.

Dario Fernández-Morera Carol M. Swain Evanston, Illinois Nashville, Tennessee

Gary D. Glenn Stephan Thernstrom DeKalb, Illinois Lexington, Massachusetts

Allen C. Guelzo Kenneth R. Weinstein Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Washington, D.C.

Mary Habeck Jay Winik Washington, D.C. Chevy Chase, Maryland

Craig Haffner Los Angeles, California

David Hertz Bloomington, Indiana

James Davison Hunter Charlottesville, Virginia

Tamar Jacoby New York, New York

Harvey Klehr Atlanta, Georgia

NATIONAL ENDOWMENTCOUNCIL ON THEFOR HUMANITIESTHE HUMANITIES 703 SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS

Chairman Division of Education Programs Bruce Cole Director William Craig Rice Deputy Chairman Thomas Lindsay Division of Preservation and Access Director Assistant Chairman for Nadina Gardner Planning and Operations Jeffrey Thomas Division of Public Programs Director Assistant Chairman for Partnership Thomas Phelps and National Affairs Carole Watson Division of Research Acting Director Assistant Chairman for Programs Ann Meyer Adam Wolfson Federal/State Partnership General Counsel Director Michael McDonald Edythe Manza

Chief of Staff and Counselor Office of Challenge Grants to the Chairman Director Andrew Hazlett Stephen M. Ross

Senior Adviser to the Chairman Office of Digital Humanities Mindy Berry Director and Chief Information Officer Director of Publications Brett Bobley David Skinner

Director of Communications Brian Lee

Inspector General Sheldon Bernstein

NATIONALSENIOR STAFF ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 713 NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES

Fiscal Year 2008 Appropriation (in thousands of dollars) Program/Fund Appropriation

We the People $15,001

Digital Humanities 1,969

Federal/State Partnership 31,712

Education Programs 12,601

Preservation and Access 18,380

Public Programs 12,709

Research Programs 13,003

Program Development 356

Subtotal 105,731

Challenge Grants 9,331

Treasury Funds 4,953

Subtotal 14,284

Administration 24,692

TOTAL $144,707*

BUDGET APPROPRIATION 72 *Reflects 1.56 percent across-the-board rescission under P.L. 110-161.